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Jerry Brown, Governor

S T A T E C L E A R I N G H O U S E

SUMMARY

OF

POSTINGS

November 1 – 15, 2017

STATE CLEARINGHOUSE SUMMARY OF POSTINGS

The State Clearinghouse distributes draft environmental documents to state agencies for

review and comment, pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The State

Clearinghouse also acts as the State Single Point of Contact for the review of federal grant

applications and federal development projects. This Summary of Postings summarizes the

environmental documents and federal grant applications received by the Clearinghouse

during the period November 1 – 15, 2017.

STATE CLEARINGHOUSE CONTACTS

Please contact the State Clearinghouse if you have any questions regarding processing of

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INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON-LINE

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The State Clearinghouse Handbook, which contains all of our environmental document and

grant processing procedures and forms, is available on our website:

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Environmental Document Filings with the State Clearinghouse

1999-2016

All CEQA documents filed with the State Clearinghouse are available for viewing on the internet at

http://www.ceqanet.ca.gov

Summary of CEQA Document Submittals by Year and by Type

Year NOP

ND /

MND EIR NOD NOE EIS EA Oth

Total

Documents

1999 602 2,007 481 1,808 2,699 22 41 177 7,886

2000 613 2,243 475 2,580 3,840 16 78 386 10,281

2001 703 2,612 524 2,851 6,083 13 75 422 13,398

2002 642 2,676 544 3,102 5,737 14 66 409 13,272

2003 757 2,972 577 3,243 6,078 8 57 360 14,115

2004 766 2,903 625 3,304 5,898 11 55 339 14,093

2005 797 3,076 636 3,087 5,649 16 59 370 13,829

2006 860 2,882 649 2,954 4,716 7 39 406 12,562

2007 803 2,805 583 2,755 4,137 11 37 444 11,602

2008 735 2,583 570 2,632 4,307 6 36 539 11,529

2009 534 2,205 477 2,391 3,747 6 46 463 9,869

2010 471 1,771 464 2,263 3,646 7 74 465 9,164

2011 436 1,645 396 2,260 3,894 8 45 412 9,098

2012 401 1,594 373 2,245 4,334 9 24 360 9,340

2013 471 1,532 348 2,102 4,451 9 30 325 9,268

2014 461 1,732 406 2,424 4,576 8 23 380 10,010

2015 482 1,666 363 2,368 4,867 3 31 389 10,169

2016 412 1,614 385 2,391 5,051 5 20 400 10,278

Key:

NOP Notice of Preparation

EIR Environmental Impact Report

ND/MND Negative Declaration/Mitigated Negative Declaration

NOD Notice of Determination

NOE Notice of Exemption

EA Environmental Assessment

EIS Environmental Impact Statement

Oth Other types of documents, including Final EIRs, Early Consultation notices, etc.

**NOTE: Documents included are: BIAs (Bureau of Indian Affairs) Gaming and Non-

Gaming – Land into Trust documents.

CEQA Documents

Key for abbreviations of Document Type:

ADM Addendum

CON Early Consultation Notice

EIR Draft Environmental Impact Report

SIR Supplemental EIR

SBE Subsequent EIR

EA Draft Environmental Assessment

EIS Draft Environmental Impact Statement

JD Joint Document (CEQA/NEPA)

FONSI Finding of No Significant Impact

NOI Notice of Intent

FIS Final Environmental Statement

Neg Dec/ND Negative Declaration

MND Mitigated Negative Declaration

NOE Notice of Exemption

NOD Notice of Determination

NODe Notice of Decision

NOP Notice of Preparation (of an EIR)

FIN Final Document

TRI Tribal Compact Environmental Evaluation

BIA-LA Bureau of Indian Affairs Notice of Land Acquisition

BIA-ND Bureau of Indian Affairs Notice of Decision

FED Functional Equivalent Document

SCEA Sustainable Communities Environmental Assessment

OTH Other type (none of the above)

DAILYLOG.FRX

State Clearinghouse CEQA Database

CEQA Actions

CEQA Daily Log

Documents Received during the Period: 11/01/2017 - 11/15/2017

Report Printed on Friday, December 8, 2017

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2017112002 Use Permit Application No. PLN2017-0113 - Rossini Huller

Stanislaus County

Oakdale--Stanislaus

CON 11/20/2017

Request to permit a walnut hulling operation on a 35.7+/- acre property improved

with a walnut orchard, an existing single-fam dwelling, detached garage, office,

shop, two barns, and ranch fueling area. A legal non-conforming huller was

located on this site previously but is no longer present due to fire. The request

includes the expansion and construction of a new 33,133+/- sf walnut huller and

dryer building with plans for a future 15,000 sf warehouse and 8,000+/- sf shop.

Active operations vary be season with the harvesting season typically occurring

between September and November. The hulling operation will employ up to ten

employees. Harvest season operating hours are from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a max

of ten trucks per day.

2017112001 Draft EA for the Proposed Increase in the Weight of Explosive at LLNL Site 300

Energy, Department of

Tracy--San Joaquin

EA 11/30/2017

The U.S. Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration invites

you to review and comment on the draft EA for the proposed action to increase the

weight of explosives for outdoor tests (detonations) at the Lawrence Livermore

National Lab Experimental Test Site. Site 300, a restricted access facility, has

been in operation since 1955. Currently, research and development activities at

Site 300 Building 851 involve detonation of explosives up to 100 lbs per day and

1,000 lbs per year. Under the proposed action, weights of explosives detonated

would be up to 1,000 lbs per day and 7,500 lbs per year. The proposed action

would not involve detonation of radioactive materials.

2016052033 SR 84 Expressway Widening and SR 84/I-680 Interchange Improvements Project

Caltrans #4

Pleasanton--Alameda

EIR 12/15/2017

Caltrans, in cooperation with the Alameda County Transportation Commission,

proposes to widen and conform SR 84 to expressway standards between south of

Ruby Hill Drive and the I-680 interchange. The alternative developed to meet the

purpose and need of the project is the Build Alternative. The Build Alternative

would also improve SR 84/I-680 interchange ramps and extend the existing

southbound I-680 High Occupancy Vehicle/express lane northward by

approximately 2 miles.

2017032048 Delta Plan Amendments

Delta Stewardship Council

--

EIR 12/15/2017

Note: Extended Per Lead

In 2013, the Delta Stewardship Council adopted the Delta Plan as required by the

Delta Reform Act of 2009. Several components of the Delta Plan require

amendment due to changes in circumstances and conditions in the Delta. These

proposed Delta Plan amendments comprise the proposed project. The proposed

amendments involve three Delta Plan components: Delta Levees Investment and

Risk Reduction Strategy; Delta Conveyance, Storage, and Operations; and

Performance Measures.

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2017041056 North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood

University of California, San Diego

La Jolla--San Diego

EIR 12/15/2017

The proposed project would develop existing surface parking lots with a mixed use

development containing undergraduate housing, academic development and a

administrative space, community and open space, and underground parking in the

west campus of UC San Diego. The project would provide approx. 2,000 new

beds and housing support space for undergraduate students. The building

program includes the following uses: 700,000 gsf of student housing: 123,438 gsf

of residential support and community retail; 244,835 gsf of academic uses; 22,727

gsf of administrative uses; and a 564,602 gsf underground parking structure

(1,230 spaces). The project incorporates utilities improvements and the buildings

would be designed to meet UCGBC LEED platinum standards.

2017011048 Mesa Housing Nuevo West and East


La Jolla--San Diego

FIN

Note: Response to Comments; Final EIR available at

http://plandesignbuild.ucsd.edu/planning/environmental.html

The proposed Mesa Housing Nuevo West and East project consists of two

campus student housing developments and a parking structure located on

separate but proximate sites within the east campus Mesa Housing Neighborhood.

Nuevo West would redevelop an approx 6.2-acre site, replacing existing

low-density housing with 802 new student beds and 82 new beds for the UC SD

Family House. The parking structure would be developed on an adjacent 3.2-acre.

Nuevo East would redevelop an approx 13.2-acre site, replacing existing

low-density student housing with 1,374 new beds. Utility and roadway

improvements associated with the project are also proposed along and in the

vicinity of Miramar Street and Athena Circle and include constructing an internal

campus connection between Miramar St and Athena Circle.

2017111001 Zone Change 16-0365

Bakersfield, City of

Bakersfield--Kern

MND 11/30/2017

A proposed zone change on 12.34 acres located at 2311 Taft Highway (State

Highway 119), along the south side of taft highway, generally east of Hughes

Lane, being a portion of the north half of northeast quarter section 1, T.31S, R27E,

MDBM. In the county of Kern, state of California from an A to M-1 zone district or a

more restrictive district.

2017111003 New 7.5 MG Reservoir and Related Water System Improvements Project, Case

Nos.: SP-17-10 and EAR-0056

Upland, City of

Upland--San Bernardino

MND 11/30/2017

The city is proposing to add a new reservoir and appurtenances to an existing

reservoir site, which already contains a 7.5 MG water storage reservoir that

receives water from the Water Facilities Authority and related water system

facilities. The new reservoir will be constructed to hold 7.5 MG of water. At a later

date, the city will determine whether to rehabilitate/modify the existing reservoir or

demolish the existing reservoir. The proposed site for the new reservoir is adjacent

to and east of the existing reservoir 15 and includes a single, partially development

lot.

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2017111005 Canyon Estates Drive/Canyon View Drive Intersection Improvement Project

Lake Elsinore, City of

Lake Elsinore--Riverside

MND 11/30/2017

The proposed project is the realignment and reconstruction of the intersection of

Canyon Estates Dr and Canyon View Dr. The proposed project would result in a

standard four-way intersection, realignments to connect to approaching roadways

(existing and future), utility relocation, and reconstruction of drainage facilities.

2017111006 Maestri

Monterey County

Carmel-by-the-Sea--Monterey

MND 11/30/2017

Combined Development permit consisting of 1) coastal administrative permit and

design approval for construction of a 10,776 sf tri-level single family dwelling with a

802 sf attached garage, 2) a coastal administrative permit and design approval to

allow construction of a 999-sf accessory dwelling unit, 3) a coastal development

permit to allow development within 100-ft of environmentally sensitive habitat

(indigenous Monterey cypress habitat) and 4) coastal development permit to allow

development within 750 ft of a positive archaeological site.

2017112003 Lewis Lakebed Permit

Lake County

--Lake

MND 11/30/2017

Construction of piers, gangways, a swim platform, and a boat lift with 10 pilings.

2017112004 College Park Demolition Project

California State University, Chico

Chico--Butte

MND 11/30/2017

The University proposes to demolish 10 existing single fam homes on University

owned-land. The interim land use would be student/staff/faculty parking. The

project site is identified as future student housing and parking in the Campus

Master Plan.

2017112006 Wildhawk West Park & Laguna Creek Stormwater Detention Basin

Southgate Recreation And Park District

Sacramento--Sacramento

MND 12/01/2017

The proposed Wildhawk West Park & Laguna Creek Stormwater Detention Basin

project is located west of Wildhawk West Dr within the Vineyard Springs

Comprehensive Plan Area. The project site is approx 21.3 acres in size and will

include the following facilities: lighted full court basketball, lighted tennis courts,

lighted baseball field with bleachers and scoreboard, splash pad play area, small

and large dog parks, paved plazas, shade structures, picnic amenities, restroom,

child play equipment areas, paved trails, exercise stations, drought tolerant

landscaping shrubs, trees, and turf, irrigaton and lighting fixtures, soccer, and play

fields.

2017092007 Student Housing West Project

University of California, Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz--Santa Cruz

NOP 11/30/2017

UC Santa Cruz is now proposing to develop a portion of the project on a different

location on the main campus. The housing for undergraduate and graduate

students, including support spaces, amenities and associated infrastructure would

still be developed on the west campus, on the site west of Heller Dr. which was

identified in the August 2017 Revised NOP. However, the housing for student

families will be constructed on a 20-acre site in the southeastern corner of

campus, at the northeast corner of the intersection of Coolidge Dr. and Hagar Dr.

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Exhibit 2). The development of housing at this location would require an

amendment to the 2005 LRDP to change the land use designation of the site from

Campus Resource Land to Colleges and Student Housing.

The University is issuing this 2nd Revised NOP to notify public agencies and the

public of this change to the siting of the proposed development and to request

input regarding the scope and content of the Draft EIR in light of this modification

of the project.

2017111002 Compton High School Reconstruction Project

Compton Unified School District

Compton--Los Angeles

NOP 11/30/2017

CUSD is proposing to reconstruct the Compton High School (CHS) campus. The

proposed project would consist of the demolition of all existing buildings, facilities,

and athletic fields, and the construction of new, modern buildings, facilities, and

athletic fields with a design that supports a free-flowing campus. Implementation

of the proposed Project would provide CUSD with the range of updated and

modern school facilities for CHS to meet current standards and to meet the

immediate and long-term educational needs of the community. The reconstructed

campus would be able to accommodate a total of 2,500 seats.

2017111004 Ventura Water Supply Project

Ventura, City of

Ventura--Ventura

NOP 11/30/2017

The projects would develop new water supplies to augment the city's water supply

portfolio consistent with the city's recently completed 2017 Comprehensive Water

Resources Report and 2015 Urban Water Management Plan. Some of these

projects also constitute Diversion Infrastructure Projects as that term is defined in

the consent decree, filed with the U.S. Central California District Court February 3,

2012 between the city, Wishtoyo Foundation/Ventura Coastkeeper, and Heal the

Bay for the protection of the Santa Clara River Estuary. A diversion infrastructure

project as defined in the consent decree is essentially a project, including

treatment wetlands, that would divert tertiary treated flows currently discharged to

the Estuary to water reclamation uses, including use for local water supply

augmentation and reliability.

2017112005 Potrero Power Staton Mixed-Use Development Project

San Francisco, City and County of

San Francisco--San Francisco

NOP 11/30/2017

The Potrero Power Station Mixed-Use Development Project would rezone the site,

establish land use controls, develop design standards, and provide for

development of residential, commercial, parking, community facilities, and open

space land uses. The proposed project would include amendments to the General

Plan and planning code, creating a new Potrero Power Station Special use district.

The proposed rezoning would modify the existing height limits of 40 and 65 ft to

various heights ranging from 65-300 ft. Overall, the proposed project would

construct up to approx 5.3 million gsf, of uses, including between approx 2.4-3.0

million gsf of residential uses between approx 1.2 and 1.9 million gsf of

commercial uses approx 925,000 gsf of parking, and approx 100,000 gsf of

community facilities. Most new buildings would range in height from 65-180 ft with

one building at 300 ft. Approx 6.3 acres would be devoted to publicly accessible

open space.

The proposed project would include transportation and circulation improvements,

shoreline improvements, and utilities infrastructure improvements. Transportation

and circulation improvements include creating a continuous street network,

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connecting to the Pier 70 mixed use district project, new bus stop and shuttle

service that the project would provide, and installation of traffic signals at the

intersections of Illinois St at 23rd and Humboldt Streets. The roadway network

would be designed to be accessible for all modes of transportation, including

vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian improvements. In addition to waterfront parks,

proposed shoreline improvements could include construction of a floating dock

extending out and above the tidal zone to provide access from the site to the Bay

for fishing and recreational watercraft. The proposed project would construct

infrastructure and utilities improvements, including potable and emergency water

and recycled water distribution; wastewater and stormwater collection; and natural

gas, and electricity distribution.

2017031034 Lompoc Stone Vesting Determination

Santa Barbara County

Lompoc--Santa Barbara

Neg 11/30/2017

Sepulveda Building Materials currently operates the Lompoc Stone mine at Santa

Rosa Road and Highway 1 in the Lompoc area. The current activities are vested

and covered by an approved Reclamation Plan, 90-RP-001. The Reclamation plan

identifies two distinct areas: 1A is the mining area, and 1B is the sorting and

storage area. The Reclamation plan shows area 1A within a portion of APN Nos.

083-060-015 and 083-060-009. Area 1B is within AP Nos. 083-070-018 and

083-070-010. Although numerous APNs are shown within the Acin Ranch, the

entire ranch constitutes a single legal parcel. This is documented in a certificate of

compliance recorded as 2015-0063182.

2017111007 99th Street Filtration Plant Project

Los Angeles, City of

--Los Angeles

Neg 11/30/2017

LADWP proposes to construction an iron and manganese treatment facility

adjacent to the existing 99th St Wells Pumping Station in the Watts community of

the city of LA. The proposed project would remove naturally occurring iron and

manganese from the groundwater wells.

Due to power line clearance requirements, the proposed project would require the

relocation of existing 34.5 kV overhead power lines to be buried underground. The

underground installation of the buried 34.5 kV power lines would begin northeast

of the existing 99th St Wells Pumping Station Complex at the LADWP

transmission station on Clovis along 98th St, and then north along Wadsworth Ave

for a total length of approx 1,180 ft.

Construction of the proposed project would include two phases. The first phase

would include the undergrounding of the power lines and is estimated to occur

during summer when the elementary school is out of session. The second phase

would include the Fe/Mn treatment system installation and is anticipated to take 15

months.

2006071134 East Area 1 Specific Plan Amendment

Santa Paula, City of

Santa Paula--Ventura

NOD

The CDFW has executed Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2016-0223-R5, pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the

project Applicant, Limoneira Lewis Community Builders, LLC. The project

proposes to impact 3.53 acres of streambed/lake, including 1.47 acres of

permanent impact to ephemeral drainage, 0.24 acres of permanent impact to

coast live oak woodland, and 1.82 acres of permanent impact to cottonwood

riparian habitat, and mitigate with 21.18 acres cottonwood-willow and coast live

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oak riparian preservation.

2016122013 2232-2240 El Camino Real Residential Project

Santa Clara, City of

Santa Clara--Santa Clara

NOD

2232-2240 El Camino Real, a 2.74 acre project site comprised of two parcels on

the south side of El Camino Real between Los Padres Drive and McCormick Drive

in the city of Santa Clara. APNs: 290-10-090 and 290-10-091. The proposal

include an adoption of a MND, approval of a rezoning from Community commercial

to planned development, and approval of a vesting tentative parcel map to allow

the development of a five-story, mixed-use development with 17,909 sf of

commercial floor area and 151 apartment units.

2017118001 Office space lease in a multi-tenant office building

Health Benefit Exchange, California


NOE

Agency will lease +/-12,965 sf of office space in a multi-tenant office building.

2017118002 RHMA Overlay

Caltrans #10

Riverbank, Escalon--Stanislaus, San Joaquin

NOE

Caltrans proposes to place Rubberized Hot Mix Asphalt overlay over a hot mix

asphalt on SR 108 in Stanislaus County near Riverbank from 0.07 mile north of

intersection of SR 219 to 0.04 mile east of Modesto Irrigation District Main Canal

Bridge. On SR 108 from 8th St in Riverbank to Reed Road in Oakdale. On SR 120

from 0.08 mile east of David Drive in Escalon to Stanislaus County line. On SR

165 from Merced County Line to Junction SR 99/165. The purpose of this project

is to repair areas of failing or damaged pavement and to extend the service life of

SR 108, 120, AND 165. The need for this project is to prevent further deterioration.

2017118003 Interstate 8, 805 - Roadside Safety Improvements - 41131

Caltrans #11

San Diego--San Diego

NOE

Work will include installing Maintenance Vehicle Pullouts (MVP), pave beyond the

gore areas, slope paving, modify landscaping, and installing concrete barrier and

Midwest Guardrail System.

2017118004 Nicholas Beach Equipment Access ROE (17/18-A-4)

Parks and Recreation, Department of

--Los Angeles

NOE

The project provides a Right of Entry permit to LA County, Department of Beaches

and Harbors (permittee) through Leo Carrillo State Park. The purpose of the

access is for the permittee to demolish an elevated concrete ramp that is in

danger of imminent collapse on Nicholas Canyon Beach, a permittee property.

2017118005 Los Banos Detention Dam Toe Drain Basin Restoration

Water Resources, Department of

Los Banos--Merced

NOE

SLFD will pump out, fill, and compact a basin it constructed downstream of the

LBDD toe drain in early 2017. The basin will be filled with sediment that was left

onsite during basin construction. The basin altered the soil gradient and increased

soil saturation and flood potential, this work is needed to eliminate these risks to

LBDD.

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2017118006 New Leased Office Space (DGS Project #136717)

Student Aid Commission


NOE

The Student Aid Commission propose to lease new office space of approx 627 sf

for its Executive Office meetins and operations.

2017118007 PLN17-01631

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Replace Sales Gas Line

2017118008 Pilot Project - Water Diversion (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2011-0244-R5)

Fish & Wildlife #5

Fillmore--Ventura

NOE

CDFW has executed Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2011-0244-R5, pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to

Fillmore Irrigation Company.

The project is limited to the alteration of Sespe Creek in four separate areas in

order to find a suitable site to divert water in the future and to re-establish a water

diversion for residential and agricultural water interests. Four pilot project sites

have been chosen to be tested as potential future points for a surface water

diversion from the main stem of the Sespe Creek. The only impacts to the creek

will be the hand placement and adjustment of the flexible hose and self cleaning

filter, as well as temporal loss of surface flows within the creek during this pilot

project diversion term. No construction equipment is anticipated to be used and no

maintenance is anticipated since a self-cleaning filter will be used. However, daily

checks will be performed to ensure that the pump is functioning properly. Overall,

the nature of the project will appear to have minimal impacts to vegetation and

adjacent habitats.

2017118009 Morrison Park LID Improvements

Santa Ana, City of

Santa Ana--Orange

NOE

Replace existing non-pervious surface with porous pavement, construct

bioretention garden with drought tolerant plants.

2017118010 Amendments to LCID/AVEK Water Exchange Agreements: 3-Year Extension on

Return

Antelope Valley-East Kern Water Agency

--Los Angeles, Kern

NOE

Amendments to four LCID/AVEK Water Exchange Agreements: 3-year extension

on the return of water to LCID, Ca. Department of Water Resource Agreement

amendments: SWPAO#07031->#07031A: Amend Last Return Year from

2017-2020

SWPAO#08059->#08059A: Amend Last Return Year from 2018-2021



2017118011 PLN17-01767

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Lowell Wible 10B-8, Drill New Well, PP16616

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2017118012 PLN17-01768

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Lowell Wible 13B, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118013 PLN17-01771

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Lowell Wible 27C, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118014 PLN17-01721

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

"Anderson-Fitzgerald" F6207E-26S, Minor Rework

2017118015 Operation of Well 2

State Water Resources Control Board

Porterville--Tulare

NOE

SWRCB, as the responsible agency, will be issuing a water supply permit. In 2015,

the Pleasant View Elementary School District drilled a 660-ft deep, 150-gallon per

minute irrigation well that they placed on a 576 foot pad. Recently, a new

20-horsepower submersible pump as installed in the well, to replace the old

25-horsepower pump. A 4-in 480-foot pipe was laid to connect the irrigation well,

Well 2, to the existing drinking water system, since their Well 1, a 145-gallon per

minute, 230-ft deep well, had failed. 108 feet of 6-ft high fencing exists around the

site. The project will provide for the operation of the system.

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Received on Wednesday, November 01, 2017

Total Documents: Subtotal NOD/NOE:

Documents Received on Thursday, November 02, 2017

2016021044 6901 Santa Monica Boulevard Mixed-Use Project


Los Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

FIN

The project includes the construction of a mixed use building, including 231

multi-family residential units, 15,000 sf of ground-floor neighborhood-serving

commercial uses (including up to a 5,000 sf high turnover restaurant and up to

10,000 sf of general retail), and 390 vehicle parking spaces within two levels of

subterranean parking. Approx 8% of the permitted base density, equal to 15 units,

would be restricted for very low income households. Also, a city initiated general

plan amendment to the Hollywood Community Plan to change (a) the project site's

land use designation from highway oriented commercial and medium residential to

general commercial and (b) to change the land use designation of the add areas

from highway oriented commercial to general commercial.

2017111009 Santa Susana Mountains Trails Master Plan - Phase II

Los Angeles County

--Los Angeles

MND 12/18/2017

Note: Review Per Lead

The proposed project includes approx 70 miles of proposed multi-use (hiking,

mountain biking, equestrian) trails and related staging areas, bike skills parks,

parking areas, and other supporting trail facilities in the Santa Clarita Valley

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Planning Area and San Fernando Valley Planning Area. The proposed trails would

provide connections to parks and open space, a large commercial district, seven

schools, numerous natural features, Six Flags Magic Mountain theme park, the

proposed Rim of the Vall. The trails would be multi-use and range from 3 to 12 ft

wide based on site conditions, with adequate space for combined pedestrian,

equestrian, and mountain biking use, in accordance with the county of Los

Angeles Trails Manual guidelines. The plan would recommend conditions for

improvement of unmet local recreation demands in the 5th Supervisorial District.

2017112007 Petitions for Change Related to Fern Creek Water Right Permits and Licenses

June Lake Public Utility District

--Mono

MND 12/01/2017

Under the proposed project, JLPUD seeks to reduce the required bypass flows in

its Fern Creek water right permits and licenses from the current level of 200

gallons per min to 25 gpm. With the adoption of mitigation, however, the bypass

flow would be set at 50 GPM. The proposed project would not involve any

construction.

2010042043 Civic Center and Downtown West End Gateway Project Supplemental

Environmental Impact Report

Napa, City of

Napa--Napa

NOP 12/01/2017

The City of Napa will partner will Plenary Properties Napa ("Plenary") to redevelop

a portion of the city's downtown area. The project proposes to consolidate city

administrate offices and essential services and provide additional public parking in

downtown. The project also includes constructing residential development and a

new hotel with retail and open space. These changes require the City to amend

the DNSP land use and zoning designations that currently apply to the properties

proposed to redeveloped.

A lead agency may prepare a SEIR to revise a previous EIR so that the

environmental analysis adequately applies to the project. (CEQA Guidelines

Section 15163(a)(2).). As described above, the project requires the City to amend

its DNSP because the plan did not contemplate redevelopment on the specific

city-owned properties proposed for redevelopment as part of the Civic Center and

Downtown West End Gateway Project. The DNSP allows flexibility in planning,

however, to meet the City's goal of strengthening the role of downtown Napa as

the community center. For example, the DNSP PEIR evaluated the allowable

increased residential development and hotel, retail, and office development

throughout the downtown area. The project consists of relocating city

administrative buildings, and developing a hotel, residential, retail, parking, and

providing open space in the heart of downtown. The project's components are

consistent with the DNSP's goals and policies to concentrate civic buildings and

catalyze mixed-use development, including residential.

2017111008 SOCES Comprehensive Modernization

Los Angeles Unified School District


NOP 12/01/2017

The proposed project encompasses most of the Sherman Oaks Center for

Enriched Studies school campus and consists of the comprehensive

modernization of the school, including demolition, construction, and renovation

activities. The project includes demolition of the gym, lunch shelter, and four

classroom buildings; removal of 12 classrooms in relocatable buildings;

construction of two classroom buildings, gym, and lunch shelter; remodel and

modernization of auditorium, administration and counseling buildings, and

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buildings D (Sanitary), K (Classroom), L (Classroom), and N (Classroom. Other

improvements include upgrades to campuswide infrastructure, including domestic

water; irrigation; gas; sewer; fire, telephone, and data systems; electrical; storm

drainage; Americans with Disabilities Act compliance; landscape, hardscape, and

exterior paint.

2017112008 Withdrawn - Refer to SCH # 2010042043

Napa, City of

Napa--Napa

NOP

The city of Napa will partner with Plenary Properties Napa to redevelop a portion

of the city's downtown area. The project proposes to consolidate city

administrative offices and essential services and provide additional public parking

in downtown. The project also includes constructing residential development and a

new hotel with retail and open space. These changes require the city to amend the

DNSP land use and zoning designations that currently apply to the properties

proposed to be developed.

2017112009 Verizon Wireless (Epic Wireless LLC) Use Permit

Modoc County

--Modoc

Neg 12/01/2017

Verizon Wireless is seeking to improve communication service in the Davis Creek

area and is requesting a use permit (UP2017-16) to increase coverage and

capacity i the area by building a new monopole wireless telecommunications

facility for both current and potential customers. Additionally, this network

development will increase public safety within these areas and bring wireless

service to areas that currently have poor or no service at all. This unmanned

facility will provide service to area travelers, residents and businesses 24 hours a

day, 7 days a week. This site will also serve as backup to the existing landline

service in the area and will provide improved mobile communications essential to

modern day commerce and recreation. This project is located approx 1.75 miles of

west of Davis Creek on County Road 50.

1996101050 Orchard Run Specific Plan

San Diego County

--San Diego

NOD

To construct a development of five residential neighborhoods consisting of a total

of 248 attached homes and 52 duplexes with designated open space within a 118

acre area. Additionally, the project proposes a 16 foot wide bridge that will span

Moosa Creek, a trail system with two pedestrian bridges over an unnamed

tributary to Moosa Creek and roadway improvements to Mirar De Valle Road, Lilac

Road, Betsworth Road. Off site flow that bypasses the development will flow into

a created channel bed that will then enter Moosa Creek. Overflow from water

quality detention basins will also enter the created channel bed. riparian

vegetation will be planted in the channel area.

2011111065 Issuance of Hazardous Waste Facility Permit for CleanTech Environmental, Inc.

Toxic Substances Control, Department of

Irwindale--Los Angeles

NOD

The DSTC certified a Supplemental EIR for the approval of the CleanTech

Environmental, Inc. Hazardous Waste Facility Permit to allow the construction and

operation of a hazardous waste storage and treatment facility.

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2015102005 Medical Marijuana Land Use Ordinance - Phase IV

Humboldt County

--Humboldt

NOD

Project includes twenty eight encroachments on five parcels. Twenty one

road/stream crossings will be upgraded to improve stream conveyance and reduce

erosion. Work for these encroachments will include excavation, removal of the old

culverts, replacement with new culverts, backfilling and compaction of fill, and rock

armoring as necessary to minimize erosion. Two sites will be remediated to

mitigate impacts associated with unpermitted stream alteration. Five other sites

will permit jurisdictional water diversion. These diversions include two diversions

from hydrologically connected springs, one diversion from an offset well adjacent

to Salmon Creek, one diversion from a hydrologically connected pond, and one

non-consumptive diversion to be used in micro-hydro power generation.

2015102005 Medical Marijuana Land Use Ordinance - Phase IV

Humboldt County

--Humboldt

NOD

Project consists of 2 encroachment(s): Both encroachments are for water

diversion from an unnamed spring sourced tributary to Tom Long Creek with an

estimated 10 gallons per minute flow. Both diversions are from cisterns that have

been in place for greater than 20 years. POD is located at the head of a spring

and POD 2 is immediately adjacent and alongside the stream channel. Water is

diverted exclusively for domestic use for a family of five living at the site. Work for

the water diversion will include use and maintenance of the water diversion

infrastructure.

2016011073 Corona del Mar Middle and High School Sports Field(s) Project

Newport-Mesa Unified School District

Newport Beach--Orange

NOD

Replacement/Reconfiguration of existing fields/track with synthetic materials,

bleacher replacement, and lights.

2016112028 County of Mendocino Medical Cannabis Cultivation Regulation

Mendocino County

Ukiah--Mendocino

NOD

The project is limited to 4 encroachments. Encroachment 1 is for water diversion

from an existing spring box to an existing home and pond. Water is diverted for

domestic use. Work for the water diversion will include use and maintenance of

the water diversion infrastructure (spring box). Encroachments 2-4 are for stream

crossing improvements including replacement of an undersized culvert, armoring

of an existing culvert, and installation of a rocked ford.

2017061059 Culvert Rehabilitation near Fish Camp in Madera and Mariposa Counties

Caltrans #6

--Madera, Mariposa

NOD

Caltrans proposes to replace and/or repair deteriorated cross drainage systems at

19 locations within the project limits on SR 41 from PM 0.10/4.85, in Mariposa

County and from D0.63/D1.84 in Madera County.

2017092043 Davis Mobile Equipment Facility Improvement Project

Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

Davis--Yolo

NOD

The project includes the demolition of two structures, new paved areas,

construction of new carport, two new fire engine storage buildings, new warehouse

with small office and the conversion of an existing warehouse building into a

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training and conference center. Other site improvements include leach fields,

additional fencing, and frontage landscaping.

2017118016 Rush Creek Hydroelectric System Runoff Management (Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2017-0099-R6) Amendment 1

Fish & Wildlife #6

--Mono

NOE

CDFW is executing an amendment to Streambed Alteration Agreement No.


Southern California Edison, represented by Mr. Hazem Gabr, 2244 Walnut Grove

Ave., - Quad 2C, Rosemead, CA 91770. The project includes construction of two

six-ft-two-in-high by five-ft-wide holes with one-ft radius fillets of the corners at the

base of arches five and six of Agnew Dam. These activities are being completed to

avoid lower the spillway of the dam to 8,471.5 ft in elevation, and avoid exceeding

dam safety limits. Access to work areas will occur along the existing roadways,

and the work is not expected to impact nesting birds; with the exception of the

pump systems, all equipment staging and maintenance areas will be located on

existing paved areas.

2017118017 Rush Creek Hydroelectric Sytem Runoff Management (Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2017-0099-R6) Amendment 2

Fish & Wildlife #6

--Mono

NOE

CDFW is executing an amendment to Streambed Alteration Agreement No.


Southern California Edison, represented by Mr. Hazem Gabr, 2244 Walnut Grove

Ave., - Quad 2C, Rosemead, CA 91770 (Permittee). The project includes

construction of a 22-ft high, 12-ft wide notch in the Rush Meadow Dam. These

activities are being completed to avoid over-topping the dam and exceeding dam

safety limits. Access to work areas will occur along the existing roadways, and the

work is not expected to impact nesting birds; with the exception of the pump

systems, all equipment staging and maintenance areas will be located on existing

paved areas.

The project will result in no permanent impacts and temporary impacts of less than

200 sf.

2017118018 PLN17-01761

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

"McKittrick Eight" 103, Sec. 8, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118019 PLN17-01762

Kern County

--Kern

NOE


2017118020 PLN17-01763

Kern County

--Kern

NOE


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2017118021 PLN17-01764

Kern County

--Kern

NOE


2017118022 PLN17-01765

Kern County

--Kern

NOE


2017118023 Assignment of State Water Project (SWP) contract (SWP Contract) from the Santa

Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation District (District) to the

Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District

Buellton, Guadalupe, Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, ...--Santa Barbara

NOE

In 1963, the district entered into the SWP Contract with DWR for the delivery of

SWP water to the county. In exchange for such service, the district agreed to

repay all associated SWP capital and operating costs. On August 31, 1991,

CCWA's Members entered into the Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement creating

other retail agencies and end users. On November 12,1991, the District and

CCWA entered into a Transfer of Financial Responsibility Agreement under which

the district assigned its financial obligations under the SWP contract to CCWA, but

the district remained a party to the SWP contract. For the past 26years, CCWA

has assumed full responsibility for performance of the SWP contract pursuant to

the TFRA.

The parties now propose to release the district from all obligations under the SWP

Contract and assign the SWP Contract to CCWA. In order to accomplish this,

DWR, the District, and CCWA will agree to the assignment, including the District's

relinquishment of all rights and obligations under the SWP contract, CCWA's

assumption of all rights and obligations under the SWP Contract, and DWR's

release of the District and approval of the assignment pursuant to Article 41 of the

SWP Contract. As necessary to authorize CCWA to agree to the assignment, the

following approvals will also occur: 1) the members will each agree to amend the

joint exercise of powers agreement to authorize CCWA to contract with DWR for

the delivery of SWP water to the county; and 2) each member and CCWA will

agree to amend the Member's water supply agreement to conform.

2017118024 Emergency Scour Repair Lambert Lane Bridge (10C0146) Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 1 (North Coast), Santa Rosa

Booneville--Mendocino

NOE

The primary purpose of the project is to fill a severe scour and provide temporary

support for an existing exposed, unsupported in-channel bridge footing. The

project includes digging a trench to place braced form boards to contain a

concrete slurry pumped into the void below the existing footing. Work in the

channel will be conducted by a County team using hand tools and support from

the top of the banks.

2017118025 Miller Property - 1161 Boonville Road, Ukiah Project


Ukiah--Mendocino

NOE

The primary purpose of the project is to stabilize the banks of Robinson Creek that

eroded during winter storms to reduce the delivery of additional sediment into the

creek and protect Applicant's property. The proposed project would use earth

moving machinery and include installing a bioengineered structure of Rock Slope

Protection and native plantings on the bank of Robinson Creek at the applicant's

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property along approx 100 lf of the southern bank of Robinson Creek near a

vulnerable bridge crossing for residents. The applicant has submitted design plans

that include vegetated rock slope protection, quarried rock, the use of native

stream bed material and native riparian willow plantings.

2017118026 Emergency Culvert Repairs - MEN-101 PM 97.12 Project


--Mendocino

NOE

The purpose of the project is to implement emergency repairs in order to prevent

the loss of the highway due to roadway fill displacement and associated culvert

failure along the portion of State Route 101, at PM 97.12, in Mendocino County.

The highway in this location is supported by log cribbing. Fill was placed upslope

of the horizontal logs until the desired road grade was reached. The log cribbing at

this location reached a height of approx 30 ft and incorporates the outlet of a

culvert at PM 97.12. Since the cribbing is supported by adjacent growing redwood

trees, the existing fill slope is near vertically inclined. Due to the age of the lob

cribbing, the logs have either rotted through or have been broken due to the soil

loading conditions. As such, road supporting fill is exposed, unsupported, eroding,

and locally slumping. The culvert at PM 97.12 outlets in the upper ½ of the log

cribbing, and is shot gunned. The free falling outflow from the culvert is

eroding/undercutting the toe of the log cribbing. Given the ground movement, the

culvert that is buried in the fill has decoupled at the outer band. In lieu of

excavating and replacing the culvert, which would require excavation adjacent

existing redwood trees, Caltrans' Construction has identified a new alignment for

the culvert. The new alignment will drain creek flow to the approx. southern limit of

the rock slope protection. Energy dissipation will be provided as necessary to limit

erosion. A new culvert will be placed along or near the existing alignment, down

drain replacement and RSP will be placed. A flared inlet in lieu of a headwall will

be placed. A downdrain will require an anchored system.

2017118027 John and Jennifer Menke - Pipeline Reinstallation and Maintenance Project


Fort Jones--Siskiyou

NOE

The purpose of the project is to repair vital ranch infrastructure that delivers

irrigation and stock water from the property owner's adjudicated water right on

Shackleford Creek. The applicant will repair and reinstall the existing irrigation

pipeline across Mill Creek. The project design is similar to the existing design, but

will extend the length of the pipeline to offer more lateral movement of the channel

of Mill Creek and minimize the accumulation of river-run sediment. Project

implementation will involve repositioning two existing 40-ft long 24-in diameter

steel pipes and then extending the pipeline by installing two additional pipes. The

repaired pipeline will be 160 ft long and will be supported by two 4.5-ft tall steel

cradles. The majority of additional pipeline length will be placed within Shackleford

Ditch and not within Mill Creek. In addition to extending the pipeline length, the

project will also grade the streambed at the project site to allow unrestricted flow

under the pipeline and to relocate the thalweg away from the river-left bank where

Shackleford Ditch meets Mill Creek. An excavator, crawler tractor, and backhoe

will access the project site using an existing road. Heavy equipment will grade

river-run gravels, cobbles, and boulders, pushing the recently deposited material

to the adjacent stream banks. An excavator with a thumb attachment will

reposition existing large boulders from within the channel to reinforce thestream

bank on the north side of Mill Creek. Grading will occur approx. 100 ft upstream

and 100 ft downstream of the pipeline, to a depth to provide a min of 4.5 ft of

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clearance under pipeline and sufficient cross-section area for high flow events.

The proposed project design will provide approx. 20% more free-spanning length

over Mill Creek. Approx 2,900 cy ofmaterial will be graded and relocated at the

project site. All grading will match the up and downstream gradient. No sediment

will be placed or removed from Mill Creek, and no riparian vegetation will be

removed to complete the proposed project. All work will be conducted when Mill

Creek is dry.

2017118028 Crittenden Lane Trailhead Improvements

Mountain View, City of

Mountain View--Santa Clara

NOE

Removal of existing trailhed and construction of new trailhead that provides

improved access for pedestrians, bicyclists, and people with disabilities.

2017118029 Levee Maintenance (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2016-0413-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Contra Costa

NOE

CDFW has executed lake and streambed alteration agreement no.


reclamation district 2068, Yolano.

RD 2068 will recontour the waterside slope using conventional earth moving

equipment, excavator, dozer, backhoe, and compactor. All work will occur above

the mean high water. The site will be repaired using on-site material, and possible

import from local stockpiles. Disturbed areas will be reseeded.

2017118030 HO-12-1.0 HMP Erosion Repairs (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2016-0367-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Contra Costa

NOE



Reclamation District 799.

RD 799 will restore the waterside of eroded levee sections above mean high water

back to design standards using 18-in quarry stone riprap and improve the levee

crown by constructing a min 16-ft wide all-weather levee access road.

2017118031 Amendment to Water Supply Agreement Between Central Coast Water Authority

(CCWA) and Goleta Water District and Amendment to Joint Exercise of Powers

Agreement C

Goleta Water District

Buellton, Guadalupe, Santa Barbara, Santa Maria--Santa Barbara

NOE

To authorize CCWA to agree to the assignment, the project involves the following

approvals by Goleta Water District: 1) approval of an amendment to the joint

exercise of powers agreement to authorize CCWA to contract with DWR for the

delivery of SWP water to the county; and 2) an amendment to the water supply

agreement between Goleta Water District and CCWA to affirm CCWA's power to

levy a tax or assessment as necessary to provide for all payments under the State

Water Supply Contract in the event CCWA is unable to raise sufficient funds by

other means. The Goleta Water District Board of Directors approved both

documents at the Board's October 10, 2017 meeting.

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2017118032 Phillips 66 Pipeline Line 200 Repair Sites - Alameda County Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley), Redding

--Alameda

NOE

This project includes repairs to the underground Phillips 66 Pipeline Line 200 at

seven locations in Alameda County, consisting of one or more anomaly within

each trenched working area.

2017118033 Harry Morris Streambank Erosion Control Project, WDID #5A52CR0070,

Cottonwood, Tehama County


--Tehama

NOE

Harry Morris Streambank Erosion Control Project proposes to deploy approx 22

yards of native soil against the eroded 40-50 ft of the north bank of Hooker Creek;

compact the soil; place and secure W200 subgrade fabric to the native soil and

excavated toe; and then place approx 24 tons of clean 200-500 pound size rock

rip rap to stop the streambank and property erosion that took place during the

2016 winter season.

2017118034 PG&E Easement


--Monterey

NOE

Grant easement to PG&E to allow access to gas pipeline at Hatton Canyon Park

Property to perform necessary ongoing maintenance and vegetation removal.

All work conducted in associated with the Right of Entry will comply with all state

and federal environmental laws, including but not limited to the ESA, CEQA, and

section 5024 of the public resources code.

2017118035 PLN17-01713

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

8705U2-26S, Minor Rework

2017118036 PLN17-01751

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

TM 509, Minor Rework

2017118037 PLN17-01752

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

TM 30, Rework

2017118038 Phillips 66 Pipeline 200 Repair Sites - Alameda County Project


--Alameda

NOE

This project includes repairs to the underground Phillips 66 Pipeline Line 200 at

seven locations in Alameda County, consisting of one or more anomaly within

each trenched working area.

2017118039 Harry Morris Streambank Erosion Control Project, WDID #5A52CR00170,

Cottonwood, Tehama


--Tehama

NOE

Harry Morris Streambank Erosion Control project proposes to deploy

approximately 22 yards of native soil against the eroded 40 to 50 feet of the north

bank of Hooker Creek; compact the soil; place and secure W200 subgrade fabric

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to the native soil and excavated toe; and then place approximately 24 tons of

clean 200 to 500 pound size rock rip rap to stop the streambank and property

erosion that took place during the 2016 winter season.

2017118040 Shasta 5 CRZ

Caltrans #2

Shasta Lake, Redding, Anderson--Shasta

NOE

The work consists of estalishing a clear recovery zone for 30-feet from the edge of

travel way with a cross slope of 4:1 or flatter. The work includes cuts, fill,

installation of metal beam guard rail systems, and culvert replacement or

extension where needed in areas of new fill.

2017118041 Brush to Trees Disposal Site Expansion

Caltrans #2

Mount Shasta--Siskiyou

NOE

Caltrans proposes to expand an existing disposal site for long term storage of

earthen materials generated during routine and emergency maintenance

operations. The only alternative is to transport material long distances which

results in higher project cost.

2017118042 Scott Mt. Slide

Caltrans #2

--Siskiyou

NOE

A cut slope failed above the highway at the stated location during a precipitation

event. The proposed project will repair te damage to the slope and create a

benched area.

2017118043 Maple Avenue At-Grade Crossing Safety Improvements

Alameda Corridor-East Construction Authority

Montebello--Los Angeles

NOE

The Alameda Corridor-East Construction Authority (ACE), in coordination with the

City of Montebello and the UPRR, proposes to construct at-grade crossing

improvements at the Maple Avenue/UPRR crossing to enhance safety for

pedestrians and automobiles crossing the railroad. The project would benefit

motorists and pedestrians using the Maple Avenue/UPRR at-grade crossing by

enhancing the safety of the crossing.

2017118044 Greenwood Avenue At-Grade Crossing Safety Imrpovemens



NOE

The Alameda Corridor-East Construction Authority (ACE), in cooperation with the


improvements at the Greenwood Avenue/UPRR crossing to improve safety for

pedestrians and automobiles crossing the railroad. The project would benefit

motorists and pedestrians using the Greenwood Avenue/UPRR at-grade crossing

by enhancing the safety of the crossing.

2017118045 Vail Avenue Crossing Safety Improvements



NOE

The Alameda Corridor-East Construction Authority (ACE), in cooperation with the


improvements at the Vail Avenue/UPRR crossing to imrpove safety for pedestrians

and automobiles crossing the railroad. The project would benefit motorists and

pedestrians using the Vail Avenue/UPRR at grade crossing by enhancing the

safety of the crossing.

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2017118046 Replace Vehicle Detector Loops

Caltrans #1

--Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, Del Norte

NOE

This project proposes to replace vehicle detector loops at 14 traffic signal locations

and 4 traffic monitoring stations (TMS) in Caltrans District 1. Loop detectors

activate traffic signal and monitoring stations when a vehicle is detected and are

needed to improve traffic safety, and reduce congestion and vehicle emissions.

2017118047 Los Padres Dam, No. 642-4



NOE

Drill five (5) 30-ft deep borings along the periphery of the spillway to characterize

subsurface condtions.

2017118048 Gore Paving

Caltrans #4

--Sonoma, Marin

NOE

The purpose is to protect the exposure of maintenance workers to the traveling

public, by enhancing the existing roadside features and installing new safety

measures while accessing 19 locations adjacent to the mainline and ramps at

varios locations. The projects is needed to improve highway safety.

2017118049 PLN17-01555

Kern County

Unincorporated--Kern

NOE

EI-15R and SI-15XR, Drill 2 new injector wells.

2017118050 PLN17-01556

Kern County


NOE

9575, 9579, 9542, 9546 and 9535, Drill 5 new wells.

2017118051 PLN17-01560

Kern County


NOE

9575, 9579, 9542, 9546 and 9535, Drilll 5 new producer wells

2017118052 North Canyon TMS Improvement

Caltrans #2

--Shasta, Siskiyou

NOE

The project will aid in the improvement of traffic operations in Northern Shasta

County to the Oregon border by upgrading the existing Traffic Management

System. Improvements to the TMS would include the installation and construction

of new Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) at four locations. The purpose is

to improve operations and reliability at the Transportation Management Center,

and to facilitate accurate, timely, and reliable traveler information.

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2017051013 Vermont Corridor Project

Los Angeles County


EIR 01/19/2018


Proposed development on Site 1 would involve removal of the existing County

office building, vacant office building, surface parking lots, and parking structure,

and construction of a new County Office building containing 471,000 square feet of

office use and 10,000 square feet of ground floor retail over a 390,000 square foot

parking structure containing 965 spaces, and 10,000 sf of ground floor retail and

restaurant uses. Proposed development on site 2 would involve reuse and

conversion of the existing 154,793 sf, 12-story county office building into a max of

172 residential units (82 studio, 46 one-bedroom, 44 two-bedroom), 4,100 sf of

ground floor retail, 1,375 sf of ancillary space (office, common area, etc.), and an

approx 7,500 sf roof deck amenity. Proposed development on site 3 would involve

removal of the existing county building and construction of a new 80,837 sf,

six-story, 100 % senior affordable housing project containing 72 units, and an

approx 13,200 sf community recreation center, over a three-story, 51,591 sf

underground parking structure containing 116 spaces.

2013041079 Buena Vista Lagoon Enhancement Project

San Diego Association of Governments

Carlsbad, Oceanside--San Diego

FIN

NOTE: RESPONSE TO COMMENTS AND FINAL

The proposed project would enhance Buena Vista Lagoon through implementation

of one of four alternatives: freshwater, saltwater, and two hybrid. Increasing

sedimentation and urbanization upstream of the lagoon have decreased water

depth and increased nutrient levels in the lagoon. Encroachment of vegetation

into the open water basins of the lagoon has led to adverse water quality and

vector problems as circulation decreases. Without enhancement, the lagoon is

expected to become a vegetated freshwater marsh or riparian woodland-meadow

within the next 30 to 50 years. Enhancement would increase biological and

hydrological functions within the lagoon to address sedimentation and invasive

vegetation encroachment, as well as declining coastal biodiversity, degrading

water quality, water circulation restriction, and increasing vector concerns.

2013082088 North Bayshore Precise Plan

Mountain View, City of

Mountain View--Santa Clara

FIN

The City of Mountain View proposes to amend the 2030 General Plan an the

current North Bayshore Precise Plan (P-39) to allow an increased number of

residential units within the North Bayshore Precise Plan area. The existing

Precise Plan would be amended to allow up to 9,850 multi-family residential units.

This would reflect an increase of approximately 8,750 residential units above the

number of dwelling units currently allowed in the 2030 General Plan for the Norht

Bayshore Change Area. The Subsequent EIR would include program-level

analysis of one to two bridge connections across Stevens Creek, in addition ot

other infrastructure improvements planned for the build-out of the plan.

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2014111019 El Toro, 100-Acre Parcel Development Plan

Orange County

Irvine--Orange

FIN

The Project proposes the redevelopment of previously disturbed property on the

former Marine Corp Air Station El Toro. The project is an in-fill mixed-use,

low-impact development located within proximity to the Irvine Station. Proposed

used include multi-use office (1,876,000 sf); 2,103 dwelling units; community

commerce (220,000 sf); hotel (242 rooms); and associated open space and

infrastructure improvements. The development plan includes design guidelines

and development standards, which will guide the development of the

approximately 108 acre project site.

2014111029 Altair Specific Plan (Formerly "Village West")

Temecula, City of

Temecula--Riverside

FIN

The proposed project will require the approval of a Specific Plan, General Plan

Amendment, Subdivision Maps, and Development Agreement to allow for

development of up to 1,750 residential units, limited neighborhood-serving

commercial, civic/institutional uses, parks, and open space within a 270-acre area

in the southwesterly portion of the City of Temecula, west of Old Town, located

south of Ridge Park Drive and westerly of Pujol Street, and west of Old Town. In

addition, the proposed project would construct the Western Bypass linking

Temecula Parkway with Rancho California Road. The project site is located within

the Murrieta Creek and Santa Rosa Plateau Subunits of the Riverside County

Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Southwest Area Plan.

2015022037 Mountain View Cemetery Burial Site Expansion

Oakland, City of

Oakland--Alameda

FIN

Note: Notice of Availability - Response to Comments/FinalEIR available:

http://www2.oaklandnet.com/government/o/PBN/OurServices/Application/DOWD0

09157

The project would develop portions of the undeveloped upper one third of the

cemetery property to accommodate future needs for additional burial sites. Three

separate but interrelated development sites, all entirely within the City of Oakland,

would be included. The sites would be developed as a cut-and-fill plan that will

move existing soils from proposed cut locations to proposed fill locations, with a

resulting cut and fill balance on site. This approach would require the transfer of

soil between undeveloped sections of the cemetery property and subsequent

grading and site work. The project would also connect the development sites to

each other and to the existing portions of the Cemetery by extensions of on-site

roadways.

2017011042 Interstate 10/Avenue 50 New Interchange Project

Caltrans #8

Coachella--Riverside

FON

Note: NOA/FONSI

The city of Coachella, in cooperation with Caltrans, proposes to construct a new

interchange along I-10 at the future expansion of Avenue 50 within the city limits.

The proposed project is located within the limits of the city of Coachella, in

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Riverside County, on I-10 from PM R62.3 to R63.7, located approx. 3.4 miles east

of the existing I-10/Dillon Rd interchange, and approx. 9.1 miles west of the

existing Cactus City Safety Road Rest Area. As part of the proposed project,

Avenue 50 would be constructed at the new interchange location, to approx. 600 ft

south of I-10, where it would tie into the future planned extension of Avenue 50.

The planned extension of Avenue 50 south of I-10 will be constructed prior to

construction of the proposed new interchange at I-10.

2017111012 Otay River Business Park Specific Plan

Chula Vista, City of

Chula Vista--San Diego

MND 12/04/2017

The Otay River Business Park Specific Plan project proposes business park uses

and retail services to serve the existing community. The specific plan would allow

development of a high quality industrial business park with ancillary support

commercial services and would establish land use, intensity, development

regulations, design standards, and primary infrastructure components to support

future development of the project. Proposed industrial and commercial lots would

be served by new street connections to the existing street system, as well as new

sewer, water, and drainage infrastructure. The specific plan also allows for an area

for a future community park, as designated by the city of Chula Vista, situated

adjacent to and above the Otay River Valley.

2017112010 8th and R Street Parking Structure

Capitol Area Development Authority

--Sacramento

MND 12/04/2017

The project would demolish the existing warehouse and surface parking and would

construct a new seven-level, 265,000 sf parking structure, standing approx 75 ft

tall. The double bay parking structure would face R St, providing an estimated

800-850 total spaces. The structure would span the entire length of the block

between 8th and 9th St with the footprint extending to Quill Alley. The parking

structure would primarily serve existing State office buildings in the downtown

area. However, systems would be established for public parking during

non-business hours and possibly during business hours. The project would include

approx 13,000 sf of ground-level retail fronting R St.

2017112011 Amador and Tuolumne County Drainage Restoration 10-1C690

Caltrans #10

--Amador, Tuolumne

MND 12/04/2017

Caltrans proposes to repair, and/or replace culverts at 35 locations in Amador and

Tuolumne Counties. CIPP lining will be installed in 23 drainage systems where

existing CMP sizes vary from 18 inches to 50 inches in diameter. In this process

existing culverts would be cleaned with vactor/vacuum machines, or by hand, and

any protrusions, or holes on the inside of the culvert would be repaired. A pipe

lining (flexible fabric sleeve) would then be inserted into the culvert. The end of the

liners would be plugged, the liners would be inflated, and then cured with hot water

or steam, a process known as "curling in place." Four culvert locations will be

repaired or cleaned only.

Caltrans also proposes to replace 8 existing CMP culverts with reinforced concrete

pipes. After removal of the existing culvert, a new culvert would be installed, and

backfilled with minor concrete or cement slurry. Highway pavement, striping, and

shoulder backing would then be replaced over the new culvert.

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2017111011 Elysian Park Lofts Project



NOP 01/31/2018


The proposed Project is a mixed-use residential and commercial project located

adjacent to the LA State Historic Park and Metro Gold Line tracks. All existing

on-site structures would be demolished to accommodate the 920 residential units,

including 17 live-work units, approx. 17,941 sq. ft. of neighborhood-serving

restaurant/outdoor dining uses, and approx. 5,465 sf of leasing offices developed

on the North Parcel and South Parcel, to be connected by a central linear park.

Building A on the North Parcel would be 7 stories; Building B would be 14 stories;

and Building C would be 8 stories. Building A on the South Parcel would be 7

stories; Building B would be 7 stories; Building C would be 13 stories,; and the

community center would be 2 stories.

2017111010 City of Monterey Greenbelt Fuel Reduction Project

Monterey, City of

Monterey--Monterey

Neg 12/04/2017

The city has identified six treatment areas within the city's greenbelt system where

high fire hazard conditions exist due to high fuel loads. If exposed to wildland fire

conditions these areas could result in substantial health, safety, and welfare

effects to the built/human environment adjacent to the greenbelts as well as to the

natural resource environmental within the greenbelts.

The objective of the proposed project is to reduce the risk of wildfire in the

identified six high fire hazard areas for a period of 5-10 years through fuel

reduction actions undertaken by the city. These measures would be conducted in

a manner that reduces adverse environmental effects and implements goals for

resource and habitat management.

2017112012 CORE 2 Greenhouse Expansion Project

University of California, Davis

Davis--Yolo

Neg 12/04/2017

UC Davis proposes to construct additional teaching and research greenhouses on

approx 5 acres at the CORE 2 site north of Hutchison Dr and east of SR 113 on

the central campus at UC Davis. These greenhouse buildings at UCD are

proposed for teaching and research purposes in the areas of plant growth, plant

breeding, and related plant experiments. As new greenhouses are constructed in

phases, existing greenhouses totaling approx 53,250 sf on 7.8 acres at the

Orchard Park Greenhouses site would gradually be removed.

2012081036 Site C

Garden Grove, City of

Garden Grove--Orange

Oth

Note: Response to Comments

The Site C project was originally approved in 2012. The 2012 project called for the

development of: 1 full service hotel; 2 limited service hotels;

conference/meeting/banquet space; several restaurants; and an indoor

entertainment venue on a 5.2 acre site. The 2012 project called for 769 hotel

rooms that range from 10 to 19 stories and a multi-level parking garage with 1,297

total spaces.

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2009051018 South Coast 101 HOV Lanes Project

Caltrans #5

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara--Santa Barbara

NOD

Caltrans proposes to add part-time high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes on U.S.

101 between the City of Carpinteria and the City of Santa Barbara (0.2 miles south

of Bailard Avenue overcrossing to Sycamore Creek). Work includes reconstruction

of two interchanges at Sheffield Drive and Cabrillo Boulevard. The primary

purpose of the project is to reduce existing congestion and delay on U.S. 101. The

original NOD and project approval were rescined March 30, 2016. A Revised EIR

was prepared to address a potential traffic impact to intersections, as well as

cumulative traffic impacts. Both the final revised EIR and the unchanged portions

of the 2014 Final EIR are covered by this NOD.

2012051041 Golden State Water Company Development Plan DRC2010-00060

San Luis Obispo County

--San Luis Obispo

NOD

The WRCB Division of Drinking Water, as the responsible agency, will be issuing

a water supply permit amendment to Golden State Water Company - Los Osos

(GSWC-LO) for the operation of the Rosina Ion Exchange Treatment Plant to

reduce nitrate levels in Skyline Well. The new ion exchange treatment plant will

be constructed at the Rosina Well site. The Rosina Ion Exchange Treatment Plant

consists of five disposable 5-micron bag filters, a self-contained ion exchange unit

(35 feet long, 9 feet high, and 10 feet wide) with 16 fiberglass, small bed vessels

(24 inches in diameter and 65 inches tall), one 6,500 gallon brine tank, one 6,500

gallon waste tank, and precautionary chlorination treatment.

2012122006 Supplemental to 2035 General Plan MEIR to Address Changes to Roadways

Improvements in North Natomas

Sacramento, City of


NOD

SWRCB is a responsible agency for this project. The State Water Board Drinking

Water State Revolving Fund Program is providing funds for the Project. The City

of Sacramento proposes to install approx. 25,700 water meters on existing

residential and commercial water service connection. It also will replace approx.

62 miles of existing distribution and transmission mains primarily in existing City

street rights of way.

2013121056 Los Valles / Project No. 98-34/Case No(s): ENV201300138, Revised Tract 52584,

VAR 201300003, CUP 201300081, OAK 2-1300023

Los Angeles County

--Los Angeles

NOD

The project includes 497 dwelling units community amenities including a public

park, multi-purpose trail, a community recreation center, a vineyard and orchard.

Approvals: Revised TTM No. 52584; CUP authorizing: density controlled

development, exemption to the CSD, grading in excess of 100,000 cy,

development in accordance with urban hillside standards, and installation and use

of one existing and one proposed water tank; Oak Tree Permit to authorize

removal of one protected oak tree; Variance to allow grading or a significant

ridgeline.

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2014081025 Draft Final EA; Replacement of Overhead Electrical Lines, Feeders N5, N9, and

N10 Vandenberg AFB, CA

U.S. Air Force

Lompoc--Santa Barbara

NOD

LMR System Design updates at Sites AGH and VPK (listed on Attachment 1) to

reflect updated LMR System Design based on ongoing design work. the LMR

System consists of installation of antennas on existing and new monopoles and

lattice towers and supporting radio equipment in existing and new shelters at sites

primarily within the County of LA. Design updates include, but are not limited to,

changes in the type of antenna support structure, shelter, generator, battery, etc.

Further, the redesign has necessitated changes in the equipment counts and

configuration (e.g., antennas, bay stations, equipment racks, and other auxiliary

communications equipment) at particular sites to align with the new design.

2016112030 Maine Prairie Water District - Ulatis Creek Pump Stations

Maine Prairie Water District

Dixon--Solano

NOD

To install a Pump Station (PS1) and connect to an adjacent existing electrical

power supply line.

2016122012 Redwood Coast-to-Crest Trail Project


Crescent City--Del Norte

NOD

CSP proposes to construct a multi-use trail that will provide a linkage needed to

connect the California Coastal Trail with the Pacific Crest Trail to become part of

the "Redwood Coast to Crest Trial." The trail will traverse the Mill Creek Addition of

Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park. This property contains an extensive

network of roads because it was managed for commercial timber production by

prior ownership. The proposed trail route will make use of existing roads where

feasible by: 1) retaining and improving road segments required for park

management, 2) reducing impacts from surplus roads b narrowing to a trail

footprint, and 3) completely removing and rehabilitating connected spur roads.

2017011042 Interstate 10/Avenue 50 New Interchange Project

Caltrans #8


NOD

Construct a new spread diamond-type interchange (IC) along I-10 post mile R62.3

to R63.7, located approx. 3.4 miles east pf existing I-10/Dillion Rd IC will consist of

a new bridge overcrossing with a total of six standard lanes with westbound loop

and direct on-ramps, eastbound direct on-ramp, and direct off ramps for both

westbound and eastbound movements. As part of the project, Ave 50 would be

constructed at the new IC location approx. 600 feet south of I-10, where it would

be tie into the planned extension of Ave 50, which will be constructed prior to

construction of the proposed new IC at I-10.

2017012050 Adobe Creek Conjunctive Use Project

Lake County

--Lake

NOD

Authorize construction and operation of the stream flow enhancement project

known as the Adobe Creek Conjunctive Use Project on the Highland Creek Dam,

a part of Highland Springs reservoir Recreation Area.

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2017042034 Parcel Map #2864 - The Reed Leasing Group, LLC

Amador County

Ione--Amador

NOD

TPM No. 2864, submitted by The Reed Leasing Group, LLC, proposing the

division of 241 +/- acres into two parcels of 130 +/- acres and 111 +/- acres.

2017082013 Loleta Community Services District Wastewater Treatment Facility and Effluent

Disposal Project

Loleta Community Service District

--Humboldt

NOD

LCSD plans to modify its wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) and effluent

discharge system. Proposed WWTP improvements include a new influent pump

station, improved pre-treatment with pre-screening in the form of a rotary drum

screen, and an improved secondary treatment system with an extended aeration

system which would meet permit requirements for land application of treated

wastewater. The WWTP will switch from chlorine disinfection to ultraviolet

disinfection. LCSD will lease agricultural land near the WWTP and construct a

land application system for treated effluent. A new pump station and force main

pipe will be constructed in the agricultural fields for irrigation.

2017119001 Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2017-0357-R1 for Timber Harvesting

Plan (THP) 1-17-061-TRI


--Trinity

NOD

CDFW is issuing an agreement for installation and removal of Class II and III

temporary crossings, Class II culvert replacement, road fill treatment and Class I

take water drafting.

2015108129 M Street Bridge and G Street Bridge Rehabilitation over Bear Creek

Merced, City of

Merced--Merced

NOE

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has executed (Streambed

Alteration Agreement number 1600-2015-0254-R4), pursuant to Section 1602 of

the Fish and Game Code, to the city of Merced.

The project includes activities related to the repair of rock slope and protection and

large black slope protection in Bear Creek at the M Street and G Street Bridge

Locations.

2017118053 Elder Creek Ranch Gravel Extraction (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement

No. 1600-2017-0602-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Tehama

NOE

The project is limited to skimming clean gravel from a perched gravel bar for

maintenance and improvements on the Permittee's property, not to be sold or

transported off the adjacent parcels owned by the Permittee. Gravel removal and

grading is limited to approximately 1000 cubic yards in each of the first two years

and then approximately 500 cubic yards annually in years three and four and 250

cubic yards in the last year that the Agreement is valid, assuming gravel

recruitment replenishment. Removal and grading of gravel bar will be limited to

specific needs for constructing and then maintaining ranch roads.

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2017118054 Risling Diversion Maintenance (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0507-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Trinity

NOE

The project is limited to routine maintenance of an existing diversion structure

along the bank of Barker Creek. The diversion structure consists of an intake pipe

buried into substrate of the channel to pump subsurface flow, with an above

ground pump located midslope on the bank. Any maintenance will require work

plans to be submitted. As described in the Notification, the water diversion does

not constitute a substantial diversion from the stream as it is limited to pumping

1-day/year during spring high flows to fill two-2500 gallon tanks for summer fire

protection.

2017118055 Small Hydroelectric Facility at San Gabriel Valley Water Company's (Company)

B-24 Water Storage Facility and Pump Station Pump

Industry, City of

Industry--Los Angeles

NOE

The purpose of the proposed project is to install a small hydroelectric facility at the

Company's Plant B-24 to generate electricy from the delivery of potable water to

the onsite water storage reservoirs. This project will generate approximately 73

kilowatts of electricity that will benefit existing Company operations at Plant B-24.

2017118056 Holt Lakebed Encroachment Permit; CE 17-53

Lake County

Lakeport--Lake

NOE

Replace pilings to repair a boatlift, sitting area, and pier. Remove 33 existing

pilings and drive 14 new 8-inch metal pilings.

2017118057 New Office Quarters

Alcoholic Beverage Control, Department of

Fresno--Fresno

NOE

Alcoholic Beverage Control proposes to lease approximately 5,968 square feet of

existing office space.

2017118058 YBSHRFP Project Geoarchaeological Study


--Yolo

NOE

The Department of Water Resources (DWR) proposes to conduct a

geoarcheological study of proposed fish passage alternatives along the Fremont

Weir area. The study is designed to determine the presence or absence of buried

archaeological resources and determine the nature of significant landscape

changes.

2017118059 Mare Island Storm Drain Pipe Replacement Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2016-0275-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

Vallejo--Solano

NOE

The project is limited to the replacement of a 30-inch diameter corrugated metal

pipe wih one 30-inch High Density Polyethylene pipe. The replacement pipe will

be approximately 50 feet south of the existing pipe. Approximately 0.031 acres of

temporary impacts and 0.038 acres of permanent impacts will occur to Northern

Coast Salt Marsh (NCSM) and mudflat communities, because of the project.

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2017118060 Pomona Ranch Housing Center HVAC Project

Madera, City of

--Madera

NOE

The removal of 50 exsting evaporative cooling systems (swamp coolers) and

replacing the existign cooling system with 50 new heating, ventilation and air

conditioning (HVAC) systems within an existing 50 uni migrant worker housing

complex comprised of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom units.

2017118061 Heber Dunes Office Transfer to Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation Area


--San Diego

NOE

This project is to use contractors to transport the previous Heber Dunes SVRA

modular office to the headquarters area of Ocotillo Wells SVRA. The planned use

for the building will be for large group training and meetings due to the limited

space staff currently has to use. The building will be set above the concrete curbs

of the old existing dump station. The project will also include a deck, ramp, utility

trenching, and landscaping. The project has been designed to comply with the

California Building Code.

2017118062 Get Tired Obstacle, Concrete Abutment - Ocotillo Wells State Veicular Recreation

Area


--San Diego

NOE

This project is the construction of a concrete abutment directly in front of the Get

Tired obstacle at the 4 x 4 Obstacle Training Area. The obstacle was constructed

using different sized big truck and tractor tires to create a rubber hillclimb for park

visitors to test out their vehicle's suspensions capabilities while trying to surmont

the obstacle. Due to the native soils' lack of clay content, the area directly in front

of the obstacle is "dug" out by the accelerating tires that spin on the ground in an

effort to push the vehicle up and over the obstacle. This creates quite the rut that

district operators have to keep filling in. Adding in a concrete abutment in place of

the native soils will greatly proiong the life of the obstacle and greatly reduce, to a

minimum, the level of maintenance required to maintain this obstacle.

2017118063 Reinstall Fire Ring - Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation Area


--San Diego

NOE

This project is to replace two fire rings that were removed from two campsites

during last year's Tierra Del Sol special event preparation. At each location a

backhoe will be used to excavate a hole measuring 4' x 4' x 3' in depth. After which

shovels and other hand tools will be used to "clean" the loose dirt out of the holes.

The backhoe will be used to safely lower each fire ring into place, and staff will

make sure that is is level. The excavated dirt, pending cultural specialist approval,

will be placed around the fire rings and gently tamped into place with the backhoe.

A gas powered compactor will be used to harden the soils around fire ring. Rakes

and other hand tools may be used to smooth the campsites area to get rid of the

heavy equipment marks after the fire ring is set.

2017118064 Peach Tree Golf and Country Club Project

Central Valley Flood Protection Board

Marysville--Yuba

NOE

To install solar panel structures including one, 34-ft x 52-ft; three, 140-ft x 22;ft;

one, 84-ft x 22-ft. To directional bore a 2.5-inch diameter PVC conduit 218-ft and

1.25-inch diameter PVC conduit 355-ft. To authorize an existing 150-ft x 60-ft club

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house; 95-ft x 50-ft pool house; 75-ft x 30-ft x 10.5 -ft pool, paved parking lot.

2017118065 East Campus Parking Structure Soccer Field Temporary Conversion - Valet Only


La Jolla--San Diego

NOE

The project proposes to convert approximately 40,000 square feet (SF) of artificial

soccer turf to a temporary valet parking area on the top level of the East Campus

Parking Structure. Parking would occur on the east side of the parking structure

and no public access would be provided. Scope of work includes removal of the

existing artificial turf field, a small amount of paving and ornamental landscaping.

A new driveway from Medical Center Drive would provide parking access and a

temporary parking surface would be installed. The valet parking lot would provide

approximately 80-100 spaces and would help address some of the parking needs

while parking lot P751 is closed for the construction of the Outpatient Pavilion

(OPP). The project consists of the conversion of an existing structure from

recreation use to parking which serves as an accessory structure to the Medical

Center. Currently, the campus has shortage of parking, and although new

structures are being built and planned, temporary solutions such as this help

relieve the issue for the time being. New vehicle trips would not be added to the

Medical Center because the patients are already coming to the center. The

additional trips coming to the parking structure would be managed by valet parking

attendants who would minimize congestion and confusion, unlike if it was open to

the public.

2017118066 PLN17-01722

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

"Sauer Dough" S2709-23, Minor Rework

2017118067 PLN17-01753

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

56-10G, rework

2017118068 PLN17-01754

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

47A-2G, Rework

2017118069 PLN17-01778

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Relocate South Coles Levee Trailer

2017118070 PLN17-01781

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

5-326-28R, Rework

2017118071 Weott Overlay

Caltrans #1

--Humboldt

NOE

The work will consist of overlaying existing pavement, installing construction area

signs, repairing metal beam guard-rail, placing traffic striping, cold planning,

cutting rumble strip, and shoulder backing. The project is needed to maintain the

pavement in good condition and provide safe travel-way for the public.

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2017118072 Minor Precise Plan of Development MPPD-777

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

Removal of unpermitted structures and 320 square foot non-bedroom addition.

2017118073 Union Pacific Railroad Milepost 238.52 Bridge Repair Project, WDID

#5A04CR00275, Pulga, Butte County


--Butte

NOE

The Union Pacific railroad Milepost 238.52 Bridge Repair Project proposes to

repair a scour hole under Pier A-2, where original rive rbottom material has been

scoured from underneath the pier, by deploying approx. 7 cubic yards of grout by

tremie pipe to fill the void.

2017118074 PLN17-01792

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

1Y 0505N, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118075 PLN17-01693

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

C951L-29, C562E-29, C562N-29, C552Z-29, & C552G-29, Well stimulations

2017118076 PLN17-01755

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Cymrie 1Y 7Z SSP Booster Pump Grading

2017118077 PLN17-01745

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

371A-17R, Rework well in the Elk Hills Oil Field

2017118078 PLN17-01759

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

17z 8-2, Sec 17 McKittrick Field, New Well

2017118079 PLN17-01760

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

17Z 9-2, Sec 17 McKittrick Field, New Well

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2016101003 Cal Poly Master Plan 2035

California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo

San Luis Obispo--San Luis Obispo

EIR 01/08/2018

Notes: Extended Per Lead

The Master Plan provides a framework for implementation of the University's goals

and programs by identifying needed facilities and improvements to accommodate

growth in student enrollment. The student enrollment is projected to reach 22,500

full-time equivalent students (25,000 head count) by 2035. The objective of the

Master Plan is to guide campus development, accommodating student enrollment

growth over 20 years. Cal Poly also proposes to build 420 units of faculty, staff,

and general public housing at the northeast intersection of Slack St and Grand

Ave on a 22-acre site. The project will consist of a mix of studio, one-, two-, and

three-bedroom units and approx 8,500 sf of retail, within 14 separate buildings

ranging in size from two to five stories each. Parking will be provided on-site at a

ratio of 1.7 spaces per unit.

2017041072 Palm Desert Groundwater Replenishment Project

Coachella Valley Water District


EIR 12/20/2017

The Palm Desert Groundwater Replenishment Project is a water supply reliability

project located in the central portion of the Coachella Valley in the city of Palm

Desert, Riverside County. The proposed project would occur in two phases: Phase

1 would occur on and adjacent to the north of CVWD's Water Reclamation Plant

No. 10, located at 43-000 Cook St in Palm Desert, CA. Primary components of

Phase 1 include: re-purpose existing ponds adjacent to the north of CVWD's WRP

10 site, to function as groundwater replenishment basins; extend existing water

transmission pipeline within the WRP10 site to provide transmission of imported

Colorado River water from the re-purposed ponds; install a pump station adjacent

to the Back Feed Reservoir, including a min of two pumps with a pumping HP of

100 to 200 HP; Relocate the existing WRP 10 operations parking area by

repurposing the northeastern-most percolation basin currently located within the

WRP 10 site.

Phase II of the proposed project would occur on the WRP 10 site and within the

existing stormwater channel, adjacent to CVWD's WRP10 site Primary

components of Phase II include: construct berms using native sediments within

the stormwater channel to create detention basins to receive and infiltrate

Colorado River water; extend the existing MVP within the stormwater channel

beyond the WRP10 site to convey Colorado River water to the new detention

basins; expand and reconfigure existing secondary effluent storage ponds within

WRP10 to store secondary effluent; construct a new secondary effluent pump

station within the WRP 10 site to improve the routing of secondary effluent.

2016032015 Kammerer Road/Highway 99 Sphere of Influence Amendment Project

Sacramento County Local Agency Formation Commission

Elk Grove--Sacramento

FIN

Note: Final EIR available online at: http://www.saclafco.org

The project is a landowner initiated proposal to amend the City of Elk Grove

Sphere of Influence (SOI); the Sacramento Area Sewer District (SASD) SOI; and

the Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District (SRCSD) SOI. The affected

territory includes a 1,156-acre area that abuts the southern portion of the City's

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existing jurisdictional boundary. The proposed project would require LAFCo

approval of a 1,156-acre SOIA. Following the February 2017 release the original

Draft EIR, a public review draft of the South Sacramento Habitat Conservation

Plan was released, the City of Elk Grove released a Notice of Preparation for a

General Plan Update EIR, Sacramento County Water Agency provided new

information in response to a draft Municipal Services review. LAFCo elected to

recirculate portions of the Draft EIR to include this and some other new

information.

2017061076 Trout Creek Bridge Replacement Project

Caltrans #5

--San Luis Obispo

FIN

Caltrans proposes to replace the existing Trout Creek Bridge (Br. No. 49-0091) on

SR 58 in San Luis Obispo County, two miles east of Santa Margarita, near West

Prozo Rd. The project will construct a new two-lane bridge with standard-width

shoulders that would allow use as a Class III bicycle lane in each direction. The

work would also upgrade the bridge rails to include additional bicycle railings.

2017111013 Lakeview Manor

Lake Elsinore, City of

Lake Elsinore--Riverside

MND 12/05/2017

The proposed project consists of eleven, two-story condo buildings with 104 units

with landscaped common areas, and recreation amenities that includes a

playground, swimming pool and spa, tennis court and a private community

clubhouse new drive. This condo complex will be comprised of approx 164,347 gsf

of condo buildings, 6,918 gsf of private community clubhouse, 43,510 sf of

landscaping and walkway, 127,396 sf of parking and driveway and 21,268 sf of

open space; 15,909 sf of the open space includes the tennis court swimming pool

and spa and playground. The project will include one primary and a secondary

emergency driveway along Lakeshore Dr. A total of 242 parking spaces will be

provided; 114 covered and 128 open spaces.

2017111014 Grapevine Channel Repair

Caltrans #6

--Kern

MND 12/05/2017

Caltrans is planning a drainage system restoration project on I-5 at various

locations near Grapevine in Kern County from PM 5.4 to 9.0. The project proposes

to rehabilitate the concrete channel for the drainage system within the project

limits. More specifically, the project proposes to clean out the channel, saw cut

and remove the concrete from the bottom of the channel, replace the concrete,

and slurry any voids caused by erosion.

2017111016 Moreno Minor Use Permit/Coastal Development Permit


--San Luis Obispo

MND 12/13/2017


A request by Cayetano Moreno for a minor use permit/coastal development permit

to allow for the construction of a two-story 1,718 sf single family residence with

attached 1,024 sf garage, 254 sf of deck space, and a detached 579 sf

guesthouse. The project will result in site disturbance of approx 7,000 sf including

136 cy of cut and fill on a 1.25 acre parcel. The project site is within the residential

single family land use category and is located at the northeast corner of Chumash

Lane and Al Sereno Lane approx 400 ft north of Bayview Heights Dr in the

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community of Los Osos. The site is in the Bayview Heights area of Los Osos,

within the Estero planning area.

2017112013 Bieber Fire Station and Helltrack Base Relocation Project


--Lassen

MND 12/05/2017

The proposed project would involve the relocation and replacement of the existing

Bieber Fire Station and Helltack Base located at 510 Bridge St, Bieber, CA. The

project involves design and construction of a new fire station and helltack base

complex.

2017112014 Pine Creek Restoration Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake Tahoe

Susanville--Lassen

MND 12/05/2017

The goal of the Pine Creek Restoration Project is to increase the resiliency and

overall function of the Pine Creek watershed by improving water quality and

quantity, timing and duration of flows, and riparian condition on lands managed by

the Eagle Lake Ranger District of Lassen National Forest. The project would

reduce impacts from dug-out waterholes, decommissioned and unauthorized

roads and conifers that have encroached into meadows on Pine Creek and

tributaries.

1999042017 Stanislaus County Parks Master Plan

Stanislaus County

--Stanislaus

NOP 12/05/2017

The County Parks and Recreation Dept. proposes to update its Parks Master Plan,

which was adopted in 1999. The updated Parks Master Plan would be a

long-range plan to guide the development of parks and recreational facilities in the

County. The plan includes a needs assessment, plans for development of existing

and proposed parks, and economic and fiscal planning.

2017081019 Vega SES Solar Project

Imperial County

--Imperial

NOP 12/05/2017

The VEGA SES Solar Project consists of three primary components: 1) solar

generation equipment and associated facilities (herein referred to as "solar energy

facility"); 2) battery storage system; and 3) 230 kilovolt (kV) generator intertie

(herein referred to as "gentie") that will deliver the electrical energy produced by

the project to the proposed Imperial Irrigation District (IID) 230 kilovolt (kV) Fern

Substation. The solar energy facility, battery storage system, and gentie are

collectively referred to as the "proposed project" or project."

The VEGA SES Solar Energy Project involves the construction of a 100-megawatt

photovoltaic solar energy facility with an integrated 100 MW battery storage

system on approx. 574 acres of land. the project would include a ground mounted

PV solar power generating system, supporting structures, electronic/electrical

equipment, on-site substation, retention basins, access roads, and fencing. The

energy produced by the project would be conducted through a proposed 230 kV

generator intertie line and delivered to the IID through a short interconnection with

the proposed IID 230 kV Fern Substation.

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2017111015 SUBTPM19823 & DRC2017-00402

Rancho Cucamonga, City of

Rancho Cucamonga--San Bernardino

Neg 12/13/2017


A proposal to subdivide one existing parcel into three parcels in conjunction with a

proposed industrial development consisting of three industrial logistics buildings

totaling approx 293,000 sf on a 13.96-acre site within the industrial park district

located at the northwest corner of 4th St and Utica Ave.

2017112015 Parcel Map 17-003 (Presidio)

Shasta County

Anderson--Shasta

Neg 12/05/2017

The project is a parcel map for a two-parcel residential land division. The proposal

would subdivide an existing 15.6 acre parcel to create a 10.4 acre lot and a 5.2

acre lot for residential uses. Upon approval, the applicant would be required to

improve access to the proposed lots prior to recording the final parcel map.

Access improvements would include application of a 10-ft wide chip seal or

asphalt surface over an existing shared road connection and approx 400 lf of an

existing driveway. A new residential driveway would be constructed along the west

property line of proposed Lot B. The new driveway would provide access from an

existing residence to an existing barn proposed lot B. New driveway would be

approx 250 ft long with a ten ft wide gravel surface. Construction activities would

include grading for drainage and surface preparation, and application of the

surface material.

2017112016 2017 Lake County Regional Transportation Plan

Lake County

--Lake

Neg 12/05/2017

The Regional Transportation Plan is a transportation planning document prepared

by the Lake Area Planning Council. The plan provides a vision of regional

transportation goals, policies and objectives for all modes of travel, including local

streets and roads, state highways, public transit, bicycle, pedestrian and aviation.

It assess current transportation, identifies needs and problems, and suggests

actions to solve these problems and improve transportation throughout the region.

The plan also considers financing options in relation to projects discussed within

the plan.

2017112017 PA-1700231 (ZR) Zone Reclassification

San Joaquin County

--San Joaquin

Neg 12/05/2017

A zone reclassification application to change the zoning designation of a 47-acre

portion of a 110.86-acre parcel from AG-40 to R-R. The underlying project is a

rural residential subdivision.

2016031001 Canyon Springs Healthcare Campus Specific Plan and Amendment to the Canyon

Springs Business Park SP

Riverside, City of

--Riverside

Oth

Notes: Response to Comment

The proposed project is for the development of a new Healthcare Campus on a

50.85 acre project site general located at Valley Springs Parkway and Gateway

Drive. The project area is comprised of three sites (sites A, B, and C).

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2016032068 Sierra Gateway Apartments

Rocklin, City of

Rocklin--Placer

Oth

Notes: Response to Comments

https://www.rocklin.ca.us/current-environmental-documents

The Sierra Gateway Apartments project consists of the development of a 195-unit

apartment complex, associated infrastructure, private recreational facilities,

parking and landscaping on 10.2 +/- acres. There is a "panhandle" portion of it will

be graded to accommodate curb, gutter and sidewalk and drainage improvements

and an extension of the northbound right turn pocket along Sierra College Blvd.

This project will require Design Review and Oak Tree Preservation Plan

entitlements.

2017091017 First Perry Logistics Project

Perris, City of

Perris--Riverside

Oth

Notes: Response to Comments

The proposed First Perry Logistics Project consists of construction of an approx

241,000 sf warehouse including approx 7,145 sf of office space. The project site is

located within the boundaries of the Perris Valley Commerce Center Specific Plan.

The project site has a city of Perris General Plan LUD and zoning designation of

PVCCSP. The project will provide approx 153 automobile parking stalls, approx 6

American Disabilities Act-compliant handicapped parking stalls, and approx 42

trailer parking stalls for a total of 201 stalls. The warehouse building will feature

approx 61,855 sf of onsite landscaping as well as onsite stormwater detention

basins and best management practices facilities for stormwater quality treatment.

The project will include employee break areas, as required, and a half basketball

court amenity for employee use.

2015122019 Clover Springs Open Space Preserve Project

Cloverdale, City of

Cloverdale--Sonoma

NOD

CDFW has executed Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement No.


project applicant, City of Cloverday.

The current project is limited to installing a new footbridge across South Branch

Porterfield Creek. The proposed bridge will be a single span and fiberglass with

dimensions of 5 feet by 50 feet. Bridge pieces will be transported up existing trails

via ATV, then walked to the crossing location and assembled on site. Bridge

footings will be 6 feet wide by 1 foot thick by 2 feet deep. The footings will be

placed approx. 18 feet from top of bank on the left bank and approx. 15 feet away

from top of the right bank looking downstream. The footings will be made from

concrete that will be poured in place. The bridge will allow for a wet creek crossing

to be decommissioned. All work will be conducted outside of the stream channel.

2017032011 Main and Madrone Pipeline Restoration Project

Santa Clara Valley Water District

Morgan Hill--Santa Clara

NOD



project Applicant, Katherine Oven/Santa Clara Valley Water District.

The Main Avenue and Madrone Pipeline Restoration Project (Project) is limited to

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the upgrade of the existing discharge pipe at the Madrone Channel with an energy

dissipation structure. Construction of the energy dissipater will require the

excavation of approx. 1,600 cubic feet of fill from the channel and installation of

approx. 500 sq. ft.o f un-grouted rip rap along 900 sq. ft. of the channel bank to

prevent erosion.

2017061060 South Coast Botanic Garden Vision Plan Project

Los Angeles County

Palos Verdes Estates--Los Angeles

NOD

The South Coast Botanic Garden Vision Plan contains plans for improvements to

the SCBG over the course of approx the next 20 to 25 years. The area covered by

the proposed Vision Plan is the entirety of the SCBG. The proposed project is

comprised of a multitude of improvement projects within the plan area, including

construction of new gardens and structures. The Plan Area currently contains

approx 20,100 sf of buildings. The proposed project would involve construction of

approx 30,000 sf of new building area, for a total at buildout of the Vision Plan of

50,100 sf.

2017061076 Trout Creek Bridge Replacement Project

Caltrans #5

--San Luis Obispo

NOD

Caltrans proposes to replace the existing Trout Creek Bridge (Br. No. 49-0091) on

SR 58 in San Luis Obispo County, two miles east of Santa Margarita, near West

Prozo Rd. The project will construct a new two-lane bridge with standard-width

shoulders that would allow use as a Class III bicycle lane in each direction. The

work would also upgrade the bridge rails to include additional bicycle railings.

2017081034 Cantera Lofts

La Mesa, City of

La Mesa--San Diego

NOD

A request by NTC Development, Inc. for a proposed Planned Residential

Development on a vacant 8.51 acre site located on the north side of High Street, a

private easement access road, in the city of La Mesa, County of San Diego. The

project consists of 34 condo units within six three-story buildings, common parking

and recreation areas, and open space. The property was formerly used as a rock

quarry. Site improvements include grading, site walls, and storm water and

treatment basins.

The site is designated by the La Mesa General Plan for "Suburban Residential"

land use and is zoned is R1S (Suburban Residential). The project includes a

concurrent request for a Variance for a reduced property line setback and Special

Permit for over-height retaining walls. The site is zoned R1S (Suburban

Residential) and is designated by the La Mesa General Plan for "Suburban

Residential" land use. City of La Mesa Case Files: Tentative Tract Map TTM

16-01, Variance V- 16-03, Special Permit SP 16-10, Site Development Plan DAB

16-13, and Design Review DRB 16-13.

2017092045 PA-1700006 (SA)

San Joaquin County

Stockton--San Joaquin

NOD

A Site Approval Application No. PA-1700006 of Martin Lipton et al. (c/o Robert

Provencio) for a truck repair facility and truck parking facility. The truck repair

facility includes the construction of an 18,000 sq. ft. repair and office building. The

truck parking facility includes the construction of a 9,000 sq. ft. office building and

parking for a maximum of 40 trucks (I-L (Limited Industrial) and R-L (Low Density

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Residential) and the General Plan designation is I/L and R/L. The project site is

located on the east side of S. St. Rt. 99 E. Frontage Road, Stockton)

(Supervisorial District 1).

2017118080 Landscaping Project

Caltrans #7


NOE

The proposed project will carry out planting work and require drilling holes up to:

12" for container size 1,18"for container size 5, and 24" for container size 15

plants and palm trees. The project hopes to stabilize the soil surface, contraol soil

erosion, and improve the texture and moisture holding capacity of the soil.

2017118081 Rock Slope Restoration Project

Caltrans #7

--Ventura

NOE

The proposed project will carry ouit subsurface geotechnical investigations along

PCH (7 borings between post mile 4.0-4.2 and 5 borings between post mile

4.5-4.80 in order to collect subsurface data to aid in the construction of secant pile

walls that are part of a permanent restoration plan for the roadway.

2017118082 Rimer Creek Restoration (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0371-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Contra Costa

NOE

The project is limited to restoring the original channel by removing invasive

vegetation and restoring a native riparian woodland. The goal of the restoration is

to reduce sediment deposition in the channel, reduce the risk of flooding adjacent

homes, allow the blocked Teodora culvert to drain into Rimer Creek without

accumulating sediment deposits, and eliminate invasive exotics that dominate the

channel area.

2017118083 052-D-Wing install Metallic Data Raceway Supplemental -- JOC 16-042.5826.01

California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo

--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of 052-D-Wing install Metallic Data Raceway Supplemental.

2017118085 CUP (17-06) & VAR (17-03) ECO-Site & T-Mobile Cellular Tower

Imperial, City of

--Imperial

NOE

Conditional Use Permit request for approval to establish a proposed installation of

anew unmaned wireless cell tower facility on a 90-foot fall faux windmill. The

proposed cell tower will initially include one antenna and future antenna sites for

potential co-locators. All equipment will be enclosed by a 7' tall slated chain-link

fence.

2017118086 Minor Use Permit Application No. MU-17-03 of Jose Bolanos, 1686 Northstar Drive

Petaluma, CA 94954

Solano County

Vallejo--Solano

NOE

For a new restaurant in an existing building as a Neighborhood Commercial Use.

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2017118087 Minor Revision No. 3 to Use Permit No. U-96-36 and Marsh Development Permit

No. MD-96-05 of Sprint

Solano County

--

NOE

Add two new antennas and 4 RRUs to the existing facility.

2017118088 Tera Properties Convenience Store PCN (EG-17-029)

Elk Grove, City of


NOE

The Project consists of a request to consideer a Determination of Public

Convenience or Necessity for a Type 21 Off-Sale General alcohol license of beer,

wine, and distilled spirits for a Tera Properties Convence Store (Chevron)

proposed to be located at southwest corner of Kammerer Road and Promenade

Parkway (134-1010-016).

2017118089 Elevate Gymnastics (EG-17-039)

Elk Grove, City of


NOE

Minor Conditional Use Permit (MUP) for a gymnastics studio totaling

approximately 38,135 square feet consisting of an existing 25,567 square foot

gymnastics facility with a expansion of approximately 12,568 square feet to an

adjacent tenant space within an existing industrial building.

2017118090 Union Pacific Railroad Milepost 238.52 Bridge Repair Project, WDID

#5A04CR00275, Pulga


--Butte

NOE

The Union Pacific Railroad Milepost 238.52 Bridge Repair Project proposes to

repair a scour hole under PIer A-2, where original river bottom material has been

scoured from underneath the pier, by deploying approximately 7 cubic yards of

grout by tremie pipe to fill the void.

2017118091 Sterling Meadows Stonecrest (EG-17-023)

Elk Grove, City of


NOE

The Project consists of a Master Home Plan Design Review for the construction of

69 new homes. The new homes would be constructed in the Sterling Meadows

subdivision Units 1B and 1D.

2017118092 Sanders Ranch Access Road Repair Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2017-0420-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

Moraga--Contra Costa

NOE

The Project will stabilize and smooth a section of a dirt and gravel access road

that failed last winter and began to slide down the bank towards the creek below.

The stabilization will include removal of failed I-beams, wood lagging, rock, filter

fabric, or other debris from the access road area that was displaced into the failed

area, and removal, of any large vegetation masses that heve died within the area.

Fill materials will be placed behnd wall sections where the ground has dropped,

and the area will be graded to fill in ground cracks and vertical drops.

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2017118093 Pavement Rehabilitation on Interstate 5 in Fresno County

Caltrans #6

--Fresno

NOE

Remove 2 inches of existing pavement, repair localized areas and overlay with

one inch rubberized Hot Mixed Asphalt, restriping and shoulder backing on State

Route 5 on Fresno County.

2017118094 Tenant Improvements and Acess Barrier Removal Project

General Services, Department of

Oakland--Alameda

NOE

The tenant improvements will modify and make improvements to the Elihu Harris

Building, 3rd floor south, including a new exit door added to an existing conference

room as well as reversing the swing of an existing exit door to swing out. Existing

audio/visual and data systems in an existing conference room on the 4th floor

north will be rerouted and reinstalled in the 3rd floor south conference room.

2017118095 LaPiedra Beach Trail Rehabilitation (16.17.A11\)


--Los Angeles

NOE

The project would rehabilitate the beach access trail at LaPiedra State Beach to

reduce erosion, protect sensitive resources and improve access. The lower

portion of the existing trail is eroded and unsustainable. The project would remove

the steps and put in fencing to block off the old route and allow passive habitat

regeneration. A fence will be installed at the area currently used as an overlook to

keep people off of steeper parts of the bluff and reduce erosion.

2017118096 Jedediah Smth Prairies Management Plan


--Del Norte

NOE

Remove encroaching native shrubs and trees, as well as invasive non-native

plants, in six (6) grassland areas within Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park to

maintain the area as coastal praiiries.

2017118098 200 Coffin Road Water Diversion and Channel Restoration Project (Lake or

Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2017-0279-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Trinity

NOE

The scope of this project is limited to: operation and maintenance activities

associated with an existing seep-well diversion on Grass Valley Creek, upgrading

exisitng culverts to meet 100-year flow criteria, and the restoration of an unnamed

stream channel to grass Velley Creek. Restoration of the natural channel will

include placement of a new culvert to allow flow to pass under an existing road to

a constructed swale, restoring the natural flow direction and hydrologic

connectivity to the Grass Valley Creek floodplain.

2017118099 310 Coffin Road Water Diversion ):ale pr Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0281-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Trinity

NOE

The scope of this project is limited to the operation and maintenance of an existing

water diversion on Grass Valley Creek supplying domestic, frost and heat

protection, dust control, fire protection, and irrigation uses.

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2017118100 Santa Susana Wagon Road Trail Repair (17.18.A.2/ER-12263)


--Los Angeles

NOE

The project would repair Santa Susana Wagon Road to reduce erosion and runoff

from the trail system. The project would divert runoff from the trail by pulling the

material from the berm onto the road to out slope the road. Soil that has

accumulated at the bottom of the road due to erosion will be moved up the trail to

fill ruts. A bio filtration wale 2 to 3 feet deep will be installed at the bottom of the

road (Wagon Road and Powerhouse Road) to collect any remaining runoff from

the Wagon Road. A State Park Property sign will be installed at the Chatsworth

Wagon Road trailhead.

2017118101 Operation of Arco AMPM #42924 Well


Bakersfield--Kern

NOE

The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) as the lead

agency will be issuing a water supply permit. The Arco AMPM $42924 water

system drilled a 125-gallon per minute, gallon fire tanks and four bladder tanks are

located approximately 400 - feet south of the well. Water from the well is piped to

the sorage tank through 4-inch diameter steel piping and then to the facilities with

3-inch polyvinyl chloride pipes. The project will provide for the operation of these

facilities.

2017118102 PLN17-01813

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Sec 3 BE-C9, rework

2017118103 PLN17-01773

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

8z LW 36A, New Well

2017118104 PLN17-01775

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

8z LW 43-8, New well

2017118105 PLN17-01772

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

8z LW 33B, New well

2017118106 PLN17-01774

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

8z LW 37A, New well

2017118107 PLN17-01777

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

8z LW 135A, new well

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2017118108 East Inyokern Mutual water Company, Operation of well 4 (Replacement to Well 2)


--Kern

NOE

The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) as the lead

agency will be issuing a water supply permit. The east Inyokern Mutual Water

Company will drill Well 4 to replace Well 2, a 50-gallon per minute (gpm), 350-foot

well, which collapsed near the same location. Well 4 will pump not more than

55-gpm and will be drilled to a depth of 450 feet. 20-40 feet of 3-inch diameter

piping will be installed to connect the well to the current distribution system. Well 2

will be destroyed. This project will provide for the operation of the facilities.

2017118109 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Water Transfer


--Sutter

NOE

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) proposes to transfer up to 14,354

acre-feet of water to Sutter National Wildlife Refuge under reclamation's Permit

12721, 12722, 12723 by adding two points of rediversion.

2017118110 Negro Bar Day Use Improvements


Folsom--Sacramento

NOE

Complete improvements in the Negro Bar Day Use Area of Folsom Lake State

recreation Area to provide additional visitor use facilities and improve visitor

experiences. Work will:

In the negro Bar Day use area:

Remove cottonwoods, oaks, and existing stumps as needed for new facilities and

amenities;

Excavate trenches totaling approx. 18" wide x 24" deep x 1,000" for quick coupler

water lines;

remove existing comfort station and in approximately the same location, excavate

to pour a 20'x20'x8" deep slab with 2' deep concrete footings at the perimeter and

construct a new 20'x20' Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) comfort station with four (4)

unisex restrooms;

Excavate a 40'x40' area approximately 2' deep at perimeter, 8" deep in interior,

with four 5'deepx24" square column footings, and install a new 40'x40' CMU

storage building;

Excavate 10" for a 35'x40' paver surface with 16" perimeter foundation curb for an

instruction Area (IA) adjacent to the storage building;

Excavate approx. 36" for a 2' high CMU wall located on two sides of the IA;

Excavate a trench approx. 18"x36"x100' from comfort station to IA for electrical

and water supply lines;

Excavate a trench approx. 18"x36"x325' from comfort station to Group Picnic area

for electrical line;

Install eleven (11) picnic sites featuring one (1) picnic table on a 12'x14'x10"

concrete pad with two sites ADA accessible;

Install six picnic sites featuring one picnic table under a metal shade structure on

12' x 14' x10" concrete pad with four sites ADA accessible; shade structure

footings will be approximately 2'x2'x3' deep;

Install one ADA accessible group picnic site featuring six picnic tables on an

approx. 45' x 45' decomposed granite pad;

Install one group picnic site quad with four picnic tables and a metal shade

structure on a 37'x42'x10" concrete pad; shade structure footings to be

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approximately 2'x2'x3' deep;

Excavate a trench 18"x36"x325' to install electrical service from the restroom to the

new group picnic site;

Install one group picnic site featuring three picnic tables on a 24'x29'10" concrete

pad;

Install an ADA Accessible group picnic site (group picnic Area A) featuring four

picnic table with a metal shade structure on a 40'x45'x10' paver surface with 16"

perimeter foundation curb. Shade structure footings will be approximately 2'x2'x3'

deep;

Install a 5' wide x 10" deep with 16" perimeter foundation curb paved walk from

comfort station to picnic sites and buildings;

Install site furnishings and features with footings ranging in size from 14'x14"12"

deep to 30"x30"x36" deep. BBQ footing will be 6'6"x16'x30" deep;

Install layout tables and walls with footings ranging in size from 23"x6'6"x26" deep

to 56"x10'8"x26" deep;

Install 180 shrubs in 36" wide x 34" deep holes and 70 trees in 5' wide x 24" deep

holes;

Install a total of 200 linear feet of culvert with cobble outfall - trench depth ranges

from 1'6" - 3' wide, 27" deep;

In the parking area:/ See additional information on NOE

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Documents Received on Tuesday, November 07, 2017

2017112018 Parcel Map & Variance Application No. PLN2017-0120 - Dennis Hensley

Stanislaus County

Modesto--Stanislaus

CON 11/21/2017

This is a request to create a new parcel of 0.5+/- acres and a remainder of 0.65+/-

acres from a 1.15+/- acre parcel in the rural residential zoning district. The

application includes a variance to Stanislaus County Zoning Ordinance

21.24.050(A). Proposed parcel 1 is designed as a flag lot with a road frontage

width of 20-feet. The parcel map application includes a will serve letter from the

city of Waterford for public water and will utilize septic systems. Proposed parcel 1

and the remainder will take access onto 4th Street.

2017111019 Proposed Fire Station at UC San Diego


La Jolla--San Diego

MND 12/06/2017

The proposed project would involve construction of an approx 10,500-gsf two-story

fire station where a tennis court currently exists (one of the eight comprising the

campus' North Campus Recreation Area Tennis Courts). The project would involve

the demolition of the existing tennis court, clearing of existing ornamental and

landscape vegetation, and grading of slopes. The proposed fire station would

accommodate a standard fire station crew of 12 personnel rotating over a 24-hour

shift. The first floor of the fire station would include up to four drive-through fire

apparatus bays, support spaces, and a public reception area. The second floor

would include a kitchen and dining, day room and fire crew living quarters. A minor

LRDP Amendment would also be included as part of the proposed project.

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2017111020 Bulldog Stadium Modernization Project

California State University, Fresno

Fresno--Fresno

MND 12/06/2017

CSU, Fresno proposes to renovate and modernize the existing Bulldog Stadium at

its existing site located on the western portion of the Fresno State campus. The

project would renovate and modernize the existing stadium to improve fan

amenities throughout the stadium, spectator access to seating, and press and

media facilities. The project would provide new amenity concourses located in

each of the four corners of the stadium and a new plaza at the north entrance,

modifications to the stadium seating bowl to provide a cross-aisle, and creation of

a new multi-level tower structure on the west sideline. Proposed renovations would

not increase the seating capacity of the stadium. Utility infrastructure

improvements, new lighting and landscaping, utility yard and a loading dock would

also be provided. The project would not include additional vehicle access or

parking facilities.

2017111021 General Plan Amendment 17-0354


Bakersfield--Kern

MND 12/06/2017

Moran Development Company representing Beech A/C Properties is proposing a

GPA on 38.01 acres located along the north side of McCutchen Rd, approx 1,300

ft west of Ashe Rd. The request includes an amendment of the land use element

of the Metropolitan Bakersfield GPLU from LMR to HMR, or a more restrictive

designation. The GPA area coincides with parcels 2, 3, and 4 of vesting tentative

parcel map No. 12023. The project would be the development of two-story,

multi-family residences with a density not to exceed 17.42 units per acre. The max

height of the buildings would be 35 ft. It is assumed for this analysis that the

project would include construction and operation of up to 613 units.

2017111022 General Plan Amendment/Zone Change 17-0356


Bakersfield--Kern

MND 12/06/2017

The project is proposing a GPA/Zone Change on 40 acres located generally south

of Chase Ave and east of Kern Canyon Road (SR 184). The request includes: (1)

an amendment of the Land Use Element of the Metropolitan Bakersfield General

Plan land use designation from LMR, HMR, and OS to LR, or a more restrictive

designation, and (2) a change in zone classification from R-H to R-1 and R-2, or

more restrictive districts. The project would be the development of 143

single-family residential units and 16 duplexes.

2017111023 Penn

Monterey County


MND 12/07/2017

Combined Development Permit consisting of: 1) a coastal development permit and

design approval to allow landscape improvements including replacement and

reconfiguration of the driveways, patios, walkways, fountains, and plants within a

positive archaeological area; and 2) a coastal development permit to exceed the

9,000 sf Pescadero Watershed impervious surface coverage limitation. Impervious

surfaces would be reduced from 17,756 sf existing to 14,053 sf proposed.

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2017112021 BUT 99 Bridge Rail Upgrade and Widening Project

Caltrans #3

Chico--Butte

MND 12/07/2017

Caltrans proposes to replace non-standard bridge rail at six locations along SR 99

in Butte County. One of six bridges will be widened as well to correct for

non-standard shoulder width. At all six locations, guard rail will also be replaced to

meet current standards. The bridge decks will be resurfaced with polyester

concrete or hot mix asphalt.

2001091120 City of Carson General Plan Update

Carson, City of

Carson--Los Angeles

NOP 12/15/2017

Note: Extended Review

The City of Carson is preparing an update of its General Plan, which will establish

the City's overall approach to development, transportation, environmental quality,

and other topic through 2040.

The purpose of this General Plan Update to:

Establish a long-range vision that reflects the aspirations of the community and

outlines steps to achieve this vision;

Establish long-range development policies that will guide City departments, as well

as Planning Commission and City Council decision-making;

Provide a basis for judging whether specific development proposals and public

projects are in harmony with plan policies;

Plan in a manner that meets future land needs based on the projected population

and job growth;

allow City departments, other public agencies, and private developers to design

projects that will enhance the character of the community, preserve and enhance

community character and environmental resources, and minimize hazards; and

Provide the basis for establishing and setting priorities for detailed plans and

implementing programs, such as the zoning ordinance, subdivision regulations,

specific master plans, and the Capital Improvement Program.

2017111017 Headquarters Complex, Site and Security, and Entrance Realignment Program

Orange County Sanitation District

Fountain Valley--Orange

NOP 12/06/2017

The proposed project would replace aging and outdated administrative and

laboratory buildings, address needed security and site improvements in both the

north and south areas of the plant, and to accommodate Caltrans/OCTA plans for

the new southbound I-405 on ramp at Ellis Avenue. The existing structures that

would be demolished as part of the project include the engineering, contracts, and

risk management trailers, and the administration, laboratory, and human

resources buildings. The following facilities would be constructed in their place: (1)

a 109,500 square feet administration building; (2) a 42,500 square feet two story

laboratory building; a two level parking structure with 360 spaces; and

landscaping, signage and security lighting

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2017111018 San Manuel Hotel and Casino Expansion Project

San Manuel Band of Mission Indians

Highland, San Bernardino--San Bernardino

NOP 12/06/2017

The project includes the development of approx. 795,000 square feet of new

entertainment and hospitality facilities, including a hotel, performance venue,

additional gaming area, restaurants, and other guest amenities, back of house,

and administrative facilities, an approx. 2,200 stall parking structure and additional

power utility infrastructure (substation and/or transmission lines). In addition, the

Project may connect to a future tribal owned combined heat and power

cogeneration facility and/or a fuel cell power facility on the Reservation.

2017112019 Analyzing the Impact of Permanently Prohibiting Certain Wasteful Water Use

Practices


--

Neg 12/26/2017

Note: Extended Review Per Lead

To eliminate water waste, the SWRCB has been directed to permanently prohibit

practices that waste water. The purpose of this draft IS/ND is to evaluate the

potential environmental effects that permanently prohibit certain wasteful water

use practices could have on California's environment.

2012081036 Site C

Garden Grove, City of

Garden Grove--Orange

NOD

A request for approval of a Site Plan, Tentative Tract Map, and Development

Agreement to implement a previously approved resort hotel development project

on "Site C" at the Northwest corner of Harbor boulevard and Twintree Lane in the

City of Garden Grove.

in 2012, the Garden Grove City Council approved General Plan Amendment No.

GPA-2-12(b) and Planned Unity Development No. PUD-128-12 and adopted a

MND and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program to facilitate the future

development of a resort hotel project on Site C. As approved in 2012, the Site C

project called for up to 769 rooms in one (1) full service hotel and up to two (@)

limited service hotels ranging from 10-19 stories; associated

conference/meeting/banquet space, several restaurants; an indoor entertainment

venue; and a multi-level parking garage with 1,297 total spaces on a 5.2 acre site,

as depicted on a conceptual site plan (the "2012" Project").

Modifications to the project adopted in 2012 are now proposed in conjunction with

the proposed Site Plan. The Modified Project includes the same number of hotels,

hotel rooms, and maximum building heights as the 2012 Project, but the

configuration of the buildings, the amount and type of ancillary uses and the site

access have been modified. The Modified Project generally includes: (1) a change

to two (2) full service hotels and one (1) limited service hotel; (2) changes to

on-site circulation and access, including a new second driveway along Harbor

Boulevard at the most southerly portion of the site, and changes to the parking

structure including one entrance instead of the previous two entrances and one

level of subterranean parking (maintaining the same 1,297 total spaces approved

in the 2012 Project); (3) the introduction of retail uses; (4) minor changes to the

total square footage of conference/meeting banquet space,

restaurant/retail/entertainment space, hotel ancillary uses (such as gyms, spas,

salon, a hotel shop, and a kids club) and hotel restaurant space; and (5)

modifications to the 2012 Project's building placements and configuration including

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(a) shifting the placement of Hotel A to maintain a 5-foot setback from the north

property line, a 10-foot setback from the east property line, and expanding the

hotel's second floor terrace along the northerly portion of the property line toward

Harbor Blvd., constructing a new retail building at the northwest corner of the site

that connects to Hotel A via a second floor terrace, and relocating the valet

drop-off for Hotel A; (b) swapping the placement of Hotel B with a restaurant pad

building so that the restaurant pad is located at the southwest corner of the project

site and Hotel B is located just north of the restaurant pad building with a

connection provided between both structures via the hotel's second floor terrace;

and (c) expanding and reconfiguring the usable outdoor roof deck area of Hotel A,

which includes increasing the height of certain portions of the outdoor roof deck

area from 75 feet to 80 feet and 85 feet, while continuing to maintain the easterly

most portion of the parking structure at a height of 75 feet. The size of the

Modified Project site has been reduced from 5.2 acres to 4.3 acres. The proposed

Tentative Tract Map will adjust the rear property lines of four existing City-owned

parcels located at the Northeast corner of the site on Cholsser Road to incorporate

a portion of these parcels into the Modified Project site and will consolidate the

existing parcels on the Modified Project site into two lots to facilitate development

of the Modified Project and future commercial condominiumization. The Planning

Commission also recommended approval of a Development Agreement with the

developer of the Modified Project that would merely implement the approved Site

Plan and Tentative Map.

2015061055 Mid Basin Centennial Park Injection Wells Project

Orange County Water District

Santa Ana--Orange

NOD

Project involves construction and operation of four underground injection wells at

Centennial Park and a below ground monitoring well at the Heritage Museum. The

water supply to the injection wells would be recycled water from OCWD GWR

water treatment plant in Fountain Valley. An underground pipeline would be

constructed that would extend from the GWR System water supply pipeline across

the Santa Ana River Bridge at Edinger Avenue to Centennial Park where it would

branch off to the four injection well sites. When in operation the four injection

wells would be able to provide up to 12 million gallons per day of additional

groundwater recharge capacity to the Orange County Groundwater Basin. To

monitor water quality in the area, a monitoring well has been proposed at the

Heritage Museum in a gravel parking lot disturbed by the construction of Godinez

High School.

2016041013 Mission Inn Booster Station Installation & Pressure Rezoning Project

Riverside, City of

Riverside--Riverside

NOD

Project entails construction of an approx. 480 SF pre-cast concrete building on

portions of the Mt. Rubidoux Public Street right-of-way and Loring Park. approx.

3,350 LF of new pipeline and 1,900 LF of replacement pipeline will be installed

within portions of the aforementioned public street rights-of-ways. In addition,

approx. 113 pressure reducing valves will be installed at individual services to

protect customer household piping. Once the new Mission Inn Booster Station

has been placed in operation, the existing Mt. Rubidoux and Mary Evans Booster

Stations will be abandoned.

Project will consolidate three hydraulic pressure zones into one zone to address

issues of low water pressure, improve fire flow and system reliability, and provide

better operational efficiencies. The project will also improve the water pressure to

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Loring Park to facilitate irrigation of the park and provide electrical service for

future park improvements.

2016061063 Initial Study and MND for Calif. Dept. of State Hospitals (DSH) Metropolitan State

Hospital (MSH) Norwalk

State Hospitals. Department of

Norwalk--Los Angeles

NOD

On 8/9/16, DSH adopted a MND and approved the Metropolitan State Hospital

(MSH) Modernization Project (Increase Secure Bed Capacity Project No. 160663)

to increase the hospital's bed capacity by 250 patients/beds and 550 employees.

The adopted MND included mitigation for traffic impacts (to install a second

southbound left turn lane and remove the southbound right-turn lane at the

intersection of Bloomfield Ave./Imperial Hwy). Due to new guidelines on staff to

patient ratios, DSH approved an update to the project and determined that new

staffline will not exceed 391 employees. Based on an updated traffic analysis,

traffic mitigation is no longer necessary and is removed.

2017078459 Lone Pine Cable Installation Project

Sacramento Municipal Utility District

--Sacramento

NOE

Permittee is proposing to install approximately 860 linear feet of conduit and a new

12 kilovolt (kV) feeder circuit and local circuit along Lone Pine Drive. The HDD

portion of the project is below four metal 60-inch culverts will be located within

disturbed road shoulder and/or landscape surfaces along Lone Pine Drive.

2017118111 Trinity Workers Safety

Caltrans #2

--Trinity, Shasta

NOE

Improve safety for state maintenance workers at 12 locations along SR 299 and

SR 3, in Trinity and Shasta counties. The purpose of the proposed project is to

improve safety of maintenance workers by reducing the frequency and duration of

workers exposure to traffic.

2017118112 PLN17-01796

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

15-5B, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP16616.

2017118113 PLN17-01797

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

M1 15-7A, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP16616

2017118114 PLN17-01799

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

M1 357, Minor Rework PP16616

2017118115 PLN17-01787

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

48-3G-RD2, Rework

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2017118116 PLN17-01800

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Monte Cristo 1 358, Minor Rework, PP16616

2017118117 PLN17-01801

Kern County

--Kern

NOE


2017118118 PLN17-01802

Kern County

--Kern

NOE


2017118119 PLN17-01803

Kern County

--Kern

NOE


2017118120 PLN17-01820

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Midway Premier #18R, Rework

2017118121 PLN17-01819

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Midway premier #20-15i, Rework

2017118122 PLN17-01825

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Conoco #4-3, Rework well

2017118123 State Route 49 Culvert Replacement Project (10-TOU-49-PM R11.4)

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley), Sacramento

Sonora--Tuolumne

NOE

Project will replace the 3 existing 18-inch diameter pipe culverts on SR 49 in

Tuolumne County with 3 new precast 48-inch by 36-inch concrete box culverts to

maintain roadway safety and integrity. The new culverts will be placed within the

existing footprint of the original culverts.

2017118124 Mobilitie NPC2017-77 Ontario Fiber Optic Project

Public Utilities Commission

Ontario--San Bernardino

NOE

Mobilitie installs small cells, fiber networks, and Wi-Fi systems that enhance

performance of telecommunications networks.

2017118125 Mobilitie NPC2017-95 Solano Fiber Optic Project


Fairfield, Vallejo, Vacaville--Solano

NOE



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2017118126 Mobilitie NPC2017-69 San Ramon Fiber Optic Project


San Ramon--Contra Costa

NOE



2017118127 Mobilitie NPC2017-82 San Bernardino Fiber Optic Project


Chino, Victorville, Ontario, San Bernardino, Colton, Rialto--San Bernardino

NOE



2017118128 Mobilitie NPC2017-82 Sacramento Fiber Optic Project


Galt, Rancho Cordova, Sacramento--Sacramento

NOE



2017118129 Mobilitie NPC2017-83 Santa Clara Fiber Optic Project


--Santa Clara

NOE



2017118130 Purchase of Real Property for District Office; and Tenant Improvements

Construction Project

Buckeye Union School District

--El Dorado

NOE

The District purchased .26 acres of land, together with a building consisting of

approximately 11,520 sf to house its admin offices and the staff develolpment

center. In addition, the District authorized a bid for the District Office Tenant

Imrpovements Construction Project whch will not expand or change the use of the

Property.

2017118131 Reconstruct Pavement and Replace Failed Culvert

Caltrans #4

--Solano

NOE

Saturated pavement due to the heavy storms caused widespread pavement

failure, washout, and culvert failure.

2017118132 Grassland Conversion in Willow Creek and Goat Rock Units to Sonoma Coast

State Park


--Sonoma

NOE

Remove seedlings, saplings, pole trees, and shrubs from medium and high priority

grasslands in Sonoma Coast State Park in order to preserve medium and high

priority grassland habitat. The goal is to treat 158 acres of high priority grassland

and 2160 acres of medium priority grassland over 10 years. 60 to 120 acre areas

will be treated annually in October through December. Mechanically removed

materials will be either scattered and left to decompose, piled for decomposition,

or piled for burning depending on location and conditions.

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2017118133 Caltrans Fortuna Maintenance Station Upgrade Facility Equipment

Caltrans #1

Fortuna--Humboldt

NOE

This project proposes to remove the equipment associated with an underground

hoist housed within one of the garages at the Fortuna Maintenance Station, and

replace an existing small crane. The purpose of this project is to upgrade existing

facility equipment.

2017118134 Little Panoche Detention Dam Roads Erosion Repair


--Fresno

NOE

Three erosion sites on roads downstream of LPDD will be repaired by replacing

and compacting the eroded material and spreading gravel to prevent future

erosions. Best Management Practices (BMPs) will be used to prevent material

from falling into Little Panoche Creek. State Water Project users will benefit.

2017118135 Replace Drainage System and Replace Guardrail - 3K450/0417000163

Caltrans #4

Daly City--San Mateo

NOE

Repair a drainage system and replace guardrail. The repair will restore the

structural integrity of the roadway and make the transportation corridor safer.

2017118136 Pacheco Boulevard Sidewalk Gap Closure Phase III

Contra Costa County

--Contra Costa

NOE

The purpose of this Project is to install pedestrian infrastructure that will close two

short gaps in the sidewalk along Pacheco Boulevard east of Las Juntas

Elementary School. The first sidewalk gap (Site 1) is approximately 70 feet long

and is located at the Vine HIll Creek crossing. The second sidewalk gap (Site 2) is

approximately 65 feet long and located at the Vine Hill Creek. The proposed

improvements will provide an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible

sidewalk and increase the roadway shoulder width to accommodate a Class II bike

lane and parking. The Project consists of extending the existing 8 foot x 7 foot

concrete box culvert where Vine Hill Creek flows under Pacheco Boulevard to be

widened approximatly 27 feet, which would allow for the continuation of the bike

lane, parking lane, and sidewalk to be constructed across Vine HIll Creek.

2017118137 PLN17-01756

Kern County


NOE

Install pipe supports, underground electric lines, and foundation.

2017118138 PLN17-01794

Kern County


NOE

USL 18 T28S R29E

2017118139 Bulldog Trail Repair


--Los Angeles

NOE

The project would repair Bulldog Road, that has been eroded by heavy rains.

Material from an existing berm along the downslope edge, created when the road

was built, will be used to restore road height. The project would repair 1900 feet of

road. Measures to be implemented to avoid impact may be obtained by submitting

a request to the project Environmental Coordinator listed below.

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2017118140 Permit Modification for AERC Recycling Solutions, a Clean Earth Company


Alameda--Alameda

NOE

The project consists of approving the modification request for the AERC Recycling

Solutions, a Clean Earth Company (AERC) Facility, located at 30677 Huntwood

Avenue in Hayward California. The modification request includes replacing an

existing fluorescent lamp crushing unity with a new more efficient unit,

reconfiguring the storage area, changing the indoor air monitoring program, and

changing the end cap sampling program. The permitted treatment capacity will

remain the same and the storage capacity will be reduced. All operations will

continue to occur inside an enclosed building. The reconfiguration of the storage

area is necessary to accommodate the larger footprint of the replacement

machine.

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2005082054 Vegetation Treatment Program (VTP)

Forestry and Fire Protection, Board of

--

EIR 01/12/2017


A combination of manmade and natural factors has led to a situation where wildfire

acreage, fire suppression cost, and losses of residential structures have increased

dramatically in the past three decades. A problem of this magnitude goes beyond

jurisdictional boundaries and requires a statewide strategy. An overarching goal of

vegetation treatments is to alter fire behavior and reduce harmful effects.

However, California displays astonishing diversity in plant, animal, and social

systems and, without proper design, the statewide planning and implementation of

vegetation treatments can potentially come with significant costs. To this end, the

VTP PEIR lays out a framework for prioritizing, planning, implementing, and

monitoring fuel treatments across the SRA.

2016101039 San Gabriel River Confluence with Cattle Canyon Improvements Project

Watershed Conservation Authority

Azusa--Los Angeles

EIR 12/22/2017

The proposed San Gabriel River Confluence with Cattle Canyon Improvements

Project is the implementation of strategies to protect and restore a multi-use areas

along an approximate 2.5 mile reach of the East Fork of the San Gabriel River for

future public enjoyment. The project was developed to better manage the

recreation use and balance the needs for resource protection. Proposed

enhancements include establishment of parking spaces, development of new

picnic areas, pedestrian trails, river access points and upgrades to existing

facilities, improvements to paved and unpaved roadways, and restoration of

riparian and upland vegetation communities. The entire project site is within the

San Gabriel Mountains National Monument boundary and will continue to be

managed by the US Forest Service, Angels National Forest.

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2017111025 IS Application No. 6986 (Alvaro Garcia)

Fresno County

Kerman--Fresno

MND 12/07/2017

Allow a high-intensity park with related improvements for special events and

meetings on an approx 5.4-acre portion of a 20-acre parcel in the AE-20 Zone

District. The subject property is located at northwest corner of W. Clinton and N.

Madera Avenues approx 2.3 miles north of the nearest city limits of the city of

Kerman (2545 N. Madera Ave, Kerman).

2017111024 County Service Area 7 (Oake Shores) Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade

Project


--San Luis Obispo

NOP 12/07/2017

Request by the County of San Luis Obispo Department of Public Works to allow

for proposed upgrades and improvements to the County Service Area No. 7A

Wastewater Treatment Facility in the community of Oak Shores. The proposed

improvements would include upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant, sewage

collection system, and effluent disposal system (forcemain, storage ponds, spray

fields, sludge drying beds) located within and surrounding the community of Oak

Shores.

2017111026 Morro Bay General Plan and Local Coastal Program Update

Morro Bay, City of

Morro Bay--San Luis Obispo

NOP 12/07/2017

The city of Morro Bay is conducting a comprehensive update of its general plan

and local coastal program. State law requires each city and county to adopt a

comprehensive, long-term general plan for its physical development. The city's

current general plan was adopted in 1988 with various amendments made since

then, and serves to direct the city's future growth and development as well as its

conservation policy. The local coastal program was last updated in 1982 and

serves as the city's implementation of the California Coastal Act. The general plan

and local coastal program are being combined into a single document, Plan Morro

Bay, which is now being updated to ensure that these guiding policy documents

remain useful tools, keep pace with change, and provide workable solutions to

current and future issues.

2017111027 Witt Mission Valley

San Diego, City of


NOP 12/07/2017

A site development permit and planned development permit demolish 38,700 sf of

existing structures and on-site surface parking and construct a 533,100 sf mixed

use development comprised of 267 residential units and ten shopkeeper units

totaling approx 348,500 sf, 6,000 sf of retail space, and 3,400 sf of commercial

space. The project would range in height from one-story to five stories. Parking

would be provided in a central five-story, above-ground parking structure wrapped

with residential units. A total of 411 parking spaces would be provided in the

parking structure and 52 surface parking spaces would be provided. Various site

improvements would also be constructed that includes associated hardscape and

landscape. The project would conform to the Affordable/In-Fill Housing and

Sustainable Buildings Expedite Program by generating 50% or more of the

projected total energy consumption on site through renewable energy resources.

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2017111033 Santa Paula General Plan Update (Project No. 14-CI-03)

Santa Paula, City of

Santa Paula--Ventura

NOP 12/07/2017

The project is a general plan update for the city of Santa Paula. The general plan

addresses the community's vision for development in the future. The general plan

includes a map of proposed urban boundaries and planned land uses. It also

contains goals, objectives and policies that will govern the growth of the city of

Santa Paula and the management of its resources.

2017112020 Folsom Corporation Yard Sphere of Influence Amendment and Annexation

Sacramento County Local Agency Formation Commission

Folsom--Sacramento

NOP 12/07/2017

This project would include a SOIA, GPA, annexation, and prezone with the goal of

providing a future site for the city of Folsom's corporation yard. If approved, the city

of Folsom would purchase the site in fee title for the purpose of developing a

corporation yard in the future. No other uses would be allowed at this site. The city

would designate this area as public and Quasi-Public Facility and prezone the site

as industrial. LAFCo is the Lead Agency for the SOIA, Responsible Agency for the

annexation (if the SOIA is approved), and the city of Folsom is the lead agency for

the GPA and prezone (if the SOIA is approved).

2017111028 Panama and White Lane Vertical Clearance Improvements

Caltrans #6

Bakersfield--Kern

Neg 12/07/2017

Caltrans proposes to rehabilitate pavement and improve the vertical clearance at

two overcrossings along 10.8 miles of SR 99 through the city of Bakersfield and a

portion of the unincorporated area of Kern County. The work would reconstruct the

outside northbound two lanes and shoulder with continuously reinforced concrete

pavement from Union Ave to White Lane. The project would replace failed panels,

and rumble strips, and reconstruct the inside shoulder throughout the entire

project. Vertical clearance at the Panama and White Lane overcrossings would be

increased to 16.5 ft by replacing and lowering the existing roadbed in both

directions, and existing drainage basins would be deepened by 2-3 ft. The

concrete median barrier would be removed and replaced, and metal beam

guardrail would be upgraded.

2017111029 Green Smart Farmer, LLC

Woodlake, City of

Woodlake--Tulare

Neg 12/07/2017

The project is a request by Green Smart Farmer LLC for approval of a CUP to

establish a 75,600 sf Cannabis Cultivation, Manufacturing and Distribution Facility

located in a ML District Zone, pursuant to City Ordinance no. 612. The request is

to allow the facility to be located within two metal buildings.

2017111030 Rupp Cannabis

Woodlake, City of

Woodlake--Tulare

Neg 12/07/2017

TA request by Travis Ripp and Dustan Bagliere for approval of a CUP to establish

a 25,120 sf. Cannabis Cultivation, Packaging, Distribution, and Manufacturing

Facility located in a light manufacturing zone district, pursuant to city ordinance no.

612. The request is to allow the facility to be located within four metal buildings.

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2000082056 Series C Standardized Permit Riverbank Oil Transfer LLC


Riverbank--Stanislaus

NOD

The project is the approval of the renewal of a Series C Standardized Hazardous

Waste Facility Permit by the DTSC that would authorize the continuation of the

following currently permitted activities:

Independent licensed transporters will bring waste to the facility in tank trucks.

The facility will accept, store and transfer only the following types of waste: used

oil, non-RCRA oily wastewater, waste antifreeze.

Riverbank Oil Transfer LLC will transfer used oil, oily wastewater ,and waste

antifreeze from containers and tank trucks to railroad cars for transport to

authorized offsite treatment, storage, or recycling facilities.

The Facility will not have permanent or temporary storage tanks at the proposed

facility. However, holding of hazardous waste and the mixing of hazardous waste

during handling is defined as storage under HSC Section 25123.3 (b).

2013092015 Anderson Springs Septic to Sewer Project

Lake County

--Lake

NOD



project Applicant, Lake County Sanitation District.

Project is limited to the installation of a sewer main at approx. 5 bridge crossings

and 49 culvert crossings on unnamed tributaries to Anderson and Putah Creeks.

The sewer main will be installed one of three ways at each crossing: 1) mounted to

the downstream side of the bridge crossings in a protective casing 2) placed

beneath the culvert crossings by trenching 3) placed beneath the culvert crossings

by directionally drilling. The diameter of the sewer main pipe to be installed

ranges from 1.25 to 6 inches.

2014082081 Johnson Drive Economic Development Zone

Pleasanton, City of

Pleasanton--Alameda

NOD

The zone entails the implementation of rules, regulations, and guidelines to

facilitate development / redevelopment within the 40-acre area. As part of the

Zone, the City. would also execute one or more Development Agreements with

property owners. The mixed uses expected to occur with full buildout includes

club retail (aka warehouse club), hotel, recreational, and small- and large-format

general retail establishments. With development, the area of the Zone could

contain up to 535, 490 sq. ft. of building space, a net increase of 310,802 sq. ft.

over existing building space. It is assumed that the development of the area of the

Zone would occur in two or more phases.

2016101048 Recycle City Solid Waste Facility Permit Revision

Los Angeles County

South Gate--Los Angeles

NOD

Receive and process municipal solid waste (MSW) and green waste (with the

continuation of receiving and processing construction and demolition and inert

debris (CDI)). Limiting the receipt of CDI and green waste up to 1,000 tons per

day, with a maximum of 500 TPD o green waste and limiting the receipt of MSW

up to 2,000 TPD (permitted maximum daily tonnage will be the same at 3,000

TPD). Construct a new transfer/processing building that will be fully enclosed with

a misting system and sorting operation. Within the transfer/processing building,

the MSW will be received, sorted, stored and removed. A grinder will be added to

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process the green waste.

2017041036 East Palm Canyon Drive over Palm Canyon Wash Bridge Rehabilitation

Palm Springs, City of

Palm Springs--Riverside

NOD

The city of Palm Springs, in cooperation with Caltrans, proposes to retrofit,

rehabilitate and widen the East Palm Canyon Drive Bridge over Palm Canyon

Wash. The proposed project is located on East Palm Canyon Dr between the

intersections of South Araby Dr-Escoba Dr and Auto Center to the east. The East

Palm Canyon Dr Bridge rehabilitation over Palm Canyon Wash Project is located

in the city of Palm Springs in Riverside County, CA. The existing four lane bridge

crosses Palm Canyon Wash between Southridge Dr and Araby Dr-Escoba Dr.

2017091003 Goleta West Sanitary District New Administration Building

Goleta West Sanitary District

Santa Barbara--Santa Barbara

NOD

The Goleta West Sanitary District is looking to modernize its operation by

constructing a new Administration Building. The proposed project consists of

demolition of the existing single-story 1,353 SF garage and shop buildings located

adjacent to a paved access driveway along the southern edge of the project site, &

construction of a new 3,298 SF single-story Administration Building. Existing

administration uses will be transferred from the existing building to the new

structure. Existing operations in the garage and shop buildings to be demolished

will be moved into other existing facilities on the site. No expansion of operations

or additional staff will be added on-site a part of this project.

2017091028 3rd Street and 5th Street Corridor Improvements Project

Highland, City of

Highland--San Bernardino

NOD

The San Manual Band of Mission Indians (Tribe), in conjunction with the Inland

Valley Development Agency (IVDA), and the City of Highland (City), desire to

improve existing roadway and infrastructure conditions for 3rd Street/5th Street

and several intersecting local roadway segments in the City of Highland. Within

the project limits, trucks hauling concrete, sand, and gravel - especially along

Palm Avenue and 5th Street - heavily use the existing roadway network. These

truck loads co-mingle with passenger vehicles on 5th Street, which is one of only

two State Route 210 (SR-210) freeway access routes to and from SR-210 for

improved circulation in Highland's Business Park and Industrial Districts near the

San Bernardino International Airport. Existing roadway Pavement Condition Index

(PCI) varies within the Project limits from very poor (39 PCI) to very good (100

PCI). The project improvements will enhance the multi-modal flow of traffic on the

area circulation system (vehicle traffic, pedestrian and bicycle) and substantially

increase safety on the affected roadways. Upon Project completion all pavement

within Project limits will have a PCI of 100. Additionally, there are currently

significant gaps in the pedestrian network along the roadways including within the

Project. The Project will construct 1.1 miles of new sidewalks and ramps for

pedestrian safety and convenience. The project includes the following: removal

and reconstruction of existing deteriorated pavements; widening of existing

pavements, rehabilitation of existing pavements, intersection realignment,

construction of a new intersection, construction of a raised center median,

construction of dedicated turn-lanes, traffic signal modifications, construction of

storm drain improvements and appurtenances, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, street

lights, bike lanes, pavement markings, signage, and routine and ordinary utility

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adjustments.

2017118084 Administrative Zoning Permit No. 62 - Overheight Retaining Wall at 2338 Charles

Way

El Cajon, City of

El Cajon--San Diego

NOE

An overrheight retaining wall to accommodate a new pool in the backyard of an

existing single-family residential lot.

2017118142 Temporary Applicaiton to Approproiate Surface Water Flows for Underground

Storage

Huron, City of

Huron--Fresno

NOE

Diversion and storage of up to 13,513 acre-feet of water from the West Side

Detention Basin at the terminus of the Arroyo Pasajero for irrigation and municipal

use, for the City of Huron and the Arroyo Pasajero Mutual Water Company.

2017118143 Abrams Lake Disposal Site

Caltrans #2

--Siskiyou

NOE

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes a state only

funded project to create a permanent disposal site to accommodate clean earthen

material generated by routine and emergency maintenance activities, slides, and

furture campital projects.

2017118144 Tombstone Disposal Site

Caltrans #2

--Modoc

NOE

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes a state only

funded project to create a permanent disposal site to accommodate clean earthen

material generated by routine and emergency maintenance activities, slides, and

future capital projects.

2017118145 E Gyle Flood Damage Repairs and MItigation Project

Tehama, City of

Tehama--Tehama

NOE

Proposed work would include restoring the south shoulder of E Gyle to pre-disater

conditions with mitigation of future damage by adding a fabric/slurry rock slope

protection.

2017118146 Educational Options Facility and Distrct Office Improvements

Fremont Union High School District

Sunnyvale--Santa Clara

NOE

The Fremont Union High School District Education Options and Adult Education

Programs currently operate out of a remodeled mainternance building and 22

relocatable buildings that are located behind the existing District Office building. In

addition to offices and space for ancillary uses (e.g,, restrooms and storage),

these existing buildings include a total of 20 classrooms. The Fremont Union High

School District (District) proposes to relocate the Adult Education Program offsite,

construct a new Educational Options Program building at the District Office site,

and improve the existing District Office Building.

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2017118147 Appliance Efficiency Standards Rulemaking for Computers and Light-Emitting

Diode Lamps

Energy Commission

--

NOE

Rulemaking to modify existing applicance efficiency regulations for computers and

light-emitting diode (LED) lamps.

2017118148 Order Revising State Water Board Revised Water Right Order 2002-0013


--Imperial, Riverside

NOE

The Order accepts a draft stipulated agreement related to the Salton Sea

Management Program (SSMP), recognizes a schedule of milestones for Phase I of

the SSMP per, requires annual SSMP progress reports to the Board, and sets a

schedule for annual workshos to evaluate SSMP progress.

2017118149 PLN17-01785

Kern County


NOE

57H-26S, Drilling New Well, Install Pipeline and electrical Lines

2017118150 PLN17-01786

Kern County


NOE

57NE-28S, Drill New Well, Install Pipeline and Electrical Lines

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2006031049 Hidden Creeks Estates



EIR 01/10/2018

Note: Revised Draft EIR & Extended Per Lead

The project consists of a proposal to annex the project site into the city of LA and

subdivide the site to create 188 single-family residential lots (25 of which would be

Equine keeping Residential lots), a public park, and an equestrian center. The

equestrian center would replace the existing Mountain Meadows Stables located

on the southern portion of the project site. Approx 131.5 acres of the project site

would be preserved as open space. Primary access would be provided by

extending Mason Ave north from Porter Ranch and west to the project site, with

secondary access provided by Browns Canyon Road.

2016071067 Avanti South Specific Plan

Lancaster, City of

Lancaster--Los Angeles

EIR 12/26/2017

The project requests adoption of the Avanti South Specific Plan (SP 15-02) and

approval of GPA 16-01, ZC 16-01, and TTM No. 74312 for the approx 307.7-acre

site. The specific plan proposes a master-planned community and provides a

development plan, including a land use plan, parks and open space plan, mobility

plan, and infrastructure and public services plan, as well as development

standards and design guidelines to guide future development of the property. The

specific plan proposes a mix of residential uses at varying densities, commercial,

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open space/park uses, school site, and a fire station site. Buildout of the specific

plan would result in 1,700 dwelling units; 216,600 sf of commercial uses;

31.5-acres of open space/parks; 12.8-acre school site; 1.3-acre fire station; and

38.4 acres of internal streets.

2012082093 Napa Oaks II

Napa, City of

Napa--Napa

FIN

Note: Per lead agency NOA of FEIR is available:

http://www.cityofnapa.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2261&

catid=15&Itemid=104

The project consists of the subdivision of an 80.63 acre hillside property at 3027 &

3095 Old Sonoma Road and 211 Casswall Street into 51 single family lots and

associated infrastructure, a 0.5 acre park, and 49.43 acres preserved as open

space. The primary access would be located on the south of Old Sonoma Road

opposite Lilienthal Ave, with a secondary EVA access further west on Old Sonoma

Rd. The site currently contains two residences and associated outbuildings and is

used for the grazing of cattle. Areas of the site have been graded in the past, and

the proposed home sites have been plotted on the flatter portion of the property

with slopes generally less than 15 percent.

2013112038 Northborough

Sacramento County

--Sacramento

FIN

1. A General Plan Amendment to change the land use designation of

approximately 298+/- gross acres from Agricultural-Residential to Low Density

(255 acres) and Recreation (30+/- acres).

2. A Community Plan Amendment to amend the Rio Linda - Elverta Community

Plan for the 298+/- gross acre site from Agricultural-Residential 2 with an

Agricultural Residential Preservation Area Overlay (ARPA) (286+/- acres) and

Agricultural Residential 5 to Residential Density 7 (128+/- acres), Residential

Density 5 (71+/- acres), Residential Density 4 (40+/- acres), Agricultural

Residential 5 (11+/- acres), Public/Quasi Public (34+/- acres) and Park (11+/-

acres).

3. A Community Plan Amendment to amend Policy LU-6 of the Rio Linda - Elverta

Community Plan to reflect the adoption of the Elverta Specific Plan and to note

that the proposed project (Northborough) will add additional acreage to the

"Urban" area and would modify the overall residential holding capacity of the

"urban" area from 4,500 dwelling units to 5,689 dwelling units (4,500 du existing

holding capacity + 1,127 proposed du).

4. A Specific Plan Amendment to amend the Elverta Specific Plan for the 298+/-

gross acre site from agricultural residential 1-5 (281+/- acres), Elementary School

(13+/- acres), Drainage/Trails (2+/- acres) to Single Family Residential 3-5 (105+/-

acres), single family residential 6-7 (142+/- acres),

Community/Sports/Neighborhood Parks (11+/- acres), Detention/Joint Use (27+/-

acres).

5. A rezone of approximately 298+/- gross acres from AR-5 to RD-4 (40+/- acres),

RD-5 (72+/- acres), RD-7 (142+/- acres), and O (32+/- acres).

This NOP has been updated to address a modification in the project boundary,

minor changes to the land use plan, as well as identify foreseeable, off-site

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environmental impacts. Off-site impacts include the construction of a Sacramento

Municipal Utilities District substation and associated facilities, and drainage

improvements on neighboring parcels.

2015101003 Spring Street Hotel



FIN

The Project would involve the demolition of the existing surface parking lot and

restaurant building and construction of a hotel with approximately 105,841 sf of

floor area, including: 170 hotel rooms; 7,050 sf of restaurant space; 3,780 sf of bar

space; 1,000 sf gym; 1,000 sf of ancillary office space; a 2,940 sf gallery bar, and

a 1,200 sf conference/screening room. A total of 12,460 sf of open space would

include 6,300 sf of balconies for the hotel rooms; a 1,510 sf roof bar; and a 2,770

sf pool deck. The project would be up to approximately 26 stories plus three

subterranean parking levels, reaching a max height of approx. 338 feet. Approx.

63 vehicle parking spaces would be provided on site utilizing a car elevator in

lower levels 2 and 3.

2017111031 Boat Dry Storage Yard Reconfiguration

Monterey, City of

Monterey--Monterey

MND 12/08/2017

The project consists of reconfiguration and improvement to an existing Boat Dry

Storage Yard to provide standard spaces for boat storage and to improve

circulation. Improvements include site grading and resurfacing the site. A new

concrete driveway will be created from Figueroa Street with a lopped circulation

system through the boat yard. Other improvements include installation of

"low-impact" drainage features, two new light poles, new fencing, and a new

sidewalk and sidewalk crossing (driveway approach) on Figueroa. A future project

phase would improve the adjacent parking area by providing 72 delineated vehicle

parking spaces within an existing informally used parking lot with relocation of an

existing driveway. This phase is not currently planned or funded, and it is not

known when it may be completed.

2017111034 New Willow Tree K-8 Facility

Community Collaborative Charter School - Pathways Academy

--San Diego

MND 12/08/2017

Friends of Willow Tree (operating under the authority of Community Collaborative -

Pathways Academy) is proposing operation of a small school facility on an approx

14-acreproject site located at 6983 West Lilac Road in the community of Bonsall in

northern San Diego County, CA. The proposed project consists of the installation

of 11 portable buildings: 8 classroom buildings and 1 kindergarten building with

total capacity for 218 students; an administration building; and a restroom building.

Access would be via two driveways: one from West Lilac Road and one from an

unamed road along the west site boundary. A parking lot with 94 total parking

spaces.

2017112023 S17-0004/AT&T CAF (Site 5 Somerset)

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

MND 12/13/2017


The Conditional Use Permit would allow for the construction and operation of five

telecommunication towers throughout rural El Dorado County in the Pleasant

Valley, Nashville, Somerset, Grey's Corner and Greenwood areas. The

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telecommunication facilities would consist of four stealth broadleaf towers and one

lattice tower, with one 35kw standby propane generator, one equipment shelter

and one 500 gallon propane tank located upon a 1,050 sf fenced leased area at

each site. Up to 12 panel antennas would be installed on each tower. The towers

would range in height from 120-160 feet.

Accessed to the sites would be through existing and new private driveways.

2017112024 S17-0004/AT&T CAF (Site 3 Buffalo Hill)

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

MND 12/13/2017


The CUP would allow for the construction and operation of five telecommunication

towers throughout rural El Dorado County in the Pleasant Valley, Nashville,

Somerset, Grey's Corner and Greenwood areas. The telecommunication facilities

would consist of four stealth broadleaf towers and one lattice tower, with one 35kw

standby propane generator, one equipment shelter and one 500 gallon propane

tank located upon a 1,050 sf fenced leased area at each site. Up to 12 panel

antennas would be installed on each tower. The towers would range in height from

120-160 feet.


2017112025 S17-0004/AT&T CAF (Site 2 Nashville)

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

MND 12/13/2017











2017112026 S17-0004/AT&T CAF (Site 1 Old Fort Jim)

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

MND 12/13/2017











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2017112027 S17-0004/AT&T CAF (Site 4 Outingdale)

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

MND 12/13/2017











2017112028 PD16-0003/El Dorado Hills Memory Care (The Pavilions)

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

MND 12/13/2017


Planned development permit for the construction and operation of a 64-bed,

single-story, 38,784 sf memory care facility. The project includes a max of 42

parking stalls (including 12 reserve stalls), landscaping, and three monument

signs. The facility will be accessed from Francisco Drive and Cambria Way.

2017111032 Los Angeles County Waterworks District 29 Priority Capital Deficiencies

Improvements

Los Angeles County

Malibu--Los Angeles

NOP 12/18/2017


Improvements in Waterworks Division No. 29, including demolition of two water

tanks and construction on one tank reservoir in the unincorporated area of

Topanga; replacement of approx 34,300 ft of underground water pipeline in city of

Malibu; construction of approx 6,300 ft of new underground pipeline in city of

Malibu; and repairing several creek crossing locations by replacing and recoating

segments of pipe and release valves.

2017112022 Grant Line Road Corridor Project

San Joaquin County

Tracy--San Joaquin

NOP 12/08/2017

The Grant Line Road/Kasson corridor is experiencing large volumes of both

vehicle and truck traffic due to the growth of Tracy's population and industrial area

in the northeastern part of the city. The community of Banta is located near the

middle of the corridor and is at the epicenter of an increase in traffic flows and

accidents. Banta is a rural community consisting of residential housing, an

elementary school, commercial buildings, and a fire station.

The county is developing a comprehensive corridor plan that addresses traffic

operations for both the near-term and the long-term. During project development,

four alternative roadway alignments were evaluated that address the project goals.

The county selected Alternative 3A and Alternative 4 for detailed environmental

review and for traffic studies.

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2009091126 California High-Speed Train Project Fresno to Bakersfield Section

High Speed Rail Authority, California

Fresno, Hanford, Wasco, Bakersfield--Fresno, Tulare, Kern, Kings

SIR 01/16/2018

The Fresno to Bakersfield Project Section EIR/EIS considered several alternatives

between the cities of Fresno and Bakersfield and ultimately identified a Preferred

Alternative from the Fresno high-speed rail station to the Bakersfield high-speed

rail station to Oswell St in Bakersfield. The California High Speed Rail Authority

Board certified the Fresno to Bakersfield Section Final EIR/EIS in May 2014. The

Preferred Alternative identified by the Authority Board consists of portions of the

BNSF alternative in combination with the Corcoran Bypass, Allensworth Bypass,

and Bakersfield Hybrid alternatives. In Bakersfield, the preferred alternative

included a station that would be constructed at the corner of Truxtun and Union

Ave/SR 204, as well as maintenance of infrastructure facility that would lie along

the alignment extending from downtown Fresno to approx 7th Standard Road.

Therefore, the board did not approve a location for the portion of the alignment

that extended into Bakersfield. The FRA, in August 2014, approved the entire

preferred alternative from the Fresno Station to Oswell St in Bakersfield.

2011052085 Sutter Basin Feasibility Study

Sutter Butte Flood Control Agency

--Sutter, Butte

NOD

Project consists of improvements to existing levees of the Sacramento River Flood

Control Project extending along approx. 41 miles of the Feather River, which will

provide higher levels of flood protection to local communities. This work will be

undertaken primarily by the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE.)

SBFCA's role in the USACE project is to (1) acquire properties for project

purposes and (2) contribute funding.

The USACE explored this project in the Sutter Basin Pilot Feasibility Study

(SBPFS), which resulted in a joint EIR/SEIR. The purpose of the SBPFS was to

investigate and determine the extent of Federal Interest in plans that reduce flood

risk to the Sutter Basin in Sutter and Butte Counties. Based upon the SBPFS and

the EIR/SEIS, the USACE approved the project, which will provide higher levels of

flood risk management to local communities.

2012021017 West Mission Bay Drive Bridge Replacement Project

San Diego, City of

--San Diego

NOD

The San Diego RWQCB is issuing a Clean Water Act Section 401 water quality

certification (Cert. No. R9-2015-0188 to the project applicant, City of San Diego.

The applicant proposes to replace the existing four lane West Mission Bay Bridge

and replace it with two new parallel bridge structures each containing three lanes.

A temporary trestle structure will be built as part of the construction period. A total

of 2.69 acres of wetland waters of the U.S. and or State will be permanently

shaded.

2012032035 320 Church Street, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019

Half Moon Bay, City of

Half Moon Bay--San Mateo

NOD

Tentative Subdivision Map, Coastal Development Permit, and Use Permit to

subdivide two parcels totaling approx. 5.5 acres into twelve residential lots, an

open space conservation area, a passive recreation park, a private street, and

associated infrastructure within the Commercial-Downtown (C-D) Zoning District.

An IS/MND was adopted in June 2012 for a previous version of the project. An

Addendum to the IS/MND was prepared for the revised and reduced scope version

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of the project approved in Nov. 2017.

2013012003 I-80/SR-65 Interchange Improvements Project

Caltrans #3

Roseville, Rocklin--Placer

NOD

The Central Valley RWQCB is issuing a 401 Water Quality Certification for the

subject Project. The Project includes improvements to the I-80/SR-65 interchange

to reduce traffic congestion.

2013081079 Revisions to the Kern County Zoning Ordinance - 2015 C. Focused on Oil and Gas

Local Permitting

Kern County

--Kern

NOD

The originally approved project consists of an amendment to Title 19 Kern County

Zoning Ordinance (July 2012), with focus on Ch. 19.98 (Oil and Gas Production),

to include new site development standards for all oil and gas exploration,

extraction, operations, and production activities in unincorporated Kern County.

The DOGGR, as the CEQA responsible agency, will be issuing a permit for the

proposed project activity, which consists of the following:

CRC proposes to add perforation and frac one stage in the Carneroes 1 zone in

existing producer 86-29R (API # 02927186). Perforations will also be added in the

C2, G3 and G1 after the frac. The well will be returned to production on Rod

pump. This work is expected to take 8 days (including placement of Baker-type

portable tanks and all ancillary equipment to support the closed loop system, as

well as the WST). Proposed well is in a densely developed oilfield (Elk Hills).

The Water Board has issued a a concurrence letter to the operator that no

protected waters exist in the affected area therefore no groundwater monitoring

program is required. A spill contingency and spill prevention, control and

countermeasures, plans for WST activities is on file with the Division.

2014011069 Lincoln Specific Plan

Whittier, City of

Whittier--Los Angeles

NOD

At the Nov. 8, 2017 City of Whittier Historic Resources Commission meeting, the

Historic Resources Commission held a noticed public hearing and adopted

Resolution HR17-06, approving Certificate of Appropriateness 17-005. Certificate

of Appropriateness 17-005 allows for the demolition of three historic resources

(The Auditorium, Infirmary, and Gymnasium) due to an economic hardship in

retaining the buildings of the property located at 11850 Whittier Blvd., also known

as the former Fred C. Nelles Youth Correctional Facility (Assessor's Parcel

Number 8170-013-904).

On June 25, 2015, the City Council adopted Resolution NO. 8702 which certified

the FEIR for the Lincoln Specific Plan and its associated entitlements (Tentative

Tract Map and Development Agreement) with findings and statement of overriding

consideration. The FEIR fully analyzed the impacts of development of 750

residential units, construction of roads and infrastructure and up to 208,300 sq. ft.

of commercial uses. As part of the project, the FEIR analyzed the environmental

impacts of the project, including the demolition of the Auditorium, Infirmary and

Gymnasium. In accordance with 14 CA Code of Regulations Section 15162, the

City has determined Certificate of Appropriateness 17-005 does not require

additional environmental review. Certificate of Appropriateness 17-005 involves

no substantial changes to the project or the circumstances under which the project

is being undertaken nor has new information been made available that requires a

SEIR. Certificate of Appropriateness 17-005 is part of the implementation of the

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Lincoln Specific Plan.

2015062056 Facebook Campus Expansion Project

Menlo Park, City of

Menlo Park--San Mateo

NOD

The Approved Project, as certified in Nov. 2016, includes the demolition of

buildings at the site and the construction of two new office buildings (Buildings 21

and 22) and a hotel. Compared to the Approved Project, the proposed revised

project would include the redesign of Building 22 to encompass a four-story

building with a reduced building footprint, a stand alone eight story parking garage,

increasing the height of Building 22, increasing the amount of private landscaped

open space, and adding recharging facilities. Existing Building 305 would remain

on the site until 2022 at the latest, at which time the building would be demolished

and a hotel would be constructed.

2015091064 Test Well Drilling Project

Allensworth Community Services District

--Tulare

NOD

The test well project will involve the drilling of a hole to a depth of approximately

500-ft using a single drill rig with attached casing hammer and necessary tooling.

The approximate footprint of this equipment is 30-ft by 50-fy. The test will advance

an 8-5/8" diameter steel casing as it drills and will collect water quality samples at

each water bearing formation encountered as the drilling progresses.

Approximately 8 cy of earth material or drill cuttings will be removed during the test

well project and this material will be discharged to above ground tanks that can be

removed and disposed of at the completion of the project. As water bearing

formations are encountered and water quality samples collected, the pumped

water will be discharged to above ground tanks. It is anticipated that there would

be approximately twelve water quality samples each pumped for 10 minutes at

approximately 50 gpm to 80 gpm. At the completion of the test hole, it will be filled

with cement from the bottom to 6-ft below ground surface and the ground surface

restored to original conditions.

2016021013 1020 S. Figueroa Street



NOD

A 936,712 sq. ft. mixed-use development consisting of one 29-story hotel with 300

rooms and a 49 story residential tower with 435 condominiums and approx. 58,959

sq. ft. retail/commercial space and approx. 52,000 sq. ft. of open space.

2016061020 Meridian West Campus-Lower Plateau Project

March Joint Powers Authority

Moreno Valley, Riverside--Riverside

NOD

Waive the Second Reading of Ordinance #JPA 17-04, approving Industrial (94.8

acres), Business Park (23.63 acres) and Mixed Use (5.57 acres) Zoning on the

project site, consistent with the March JPA General Plan and Land Use Map.

Project EIR for the Meridian West Lower Plateau development was certified by the

March Joint Powers Commission at the first reading of the Ordinance on Oct. 25,

2017.

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2017091050 Mira Costa High School Gymnasium Replacement

Manhattan Beach Unified School District

Long Beach--Los Angeles

NOD

Manhattan Beach Unified School District is proposing to demolish and remove the

39,393 sf 780-seat gymnasium, and to construct and operate a 70,256 sf 2,500

seat gym at Mira Costa HS.

2017091052 Randle Avenue Construction Project

Dinuba, City of

Dinuba--Tulare

NOD

The city of Dinuba is proposing the construction of an 18" sanitary sewer line on

Randle Ave from E. Sierra Way to E. Olive Way, an 8" water main on Randle Ave

from E. Sierra Way to E. Olive Way and the extension of Randle Ave from E.

Sierra Way to E. Olive Way, and E. Terrace Drive west of Randle Ave, including

street construction, curb and gutters, sidewalks, storm drain system, sewer lines,

irrigation ditch piping and street lighting. The proposed water main improvements

will provide a loop system to ensure safe and portable water.

2017092040 Chang Property Development

San Ramon, City of

San Ramon--Contra Costa

NOD

The applicant is proposing to develop a 43-lot single family subdivision and 18

secondary dwelling units, along with the provision of street improvements,

landscaping, utilities, a tot lot to serve project residents, and other ancillary

improvements on a 16-acre portion of the project site; dedicate and construct a

neighborhood parking 2-acre of land; and preserve the remainder of the 195-acre

site as natural open space. The proposed project is pursuant to the Northwest

Specific Plan, adopted by the city in 2006.

2017119002 Agreement between the Kern County Water Agency (Agency) and California

Department of Water Resources (DWR) for Delivery of San Joaquin River

Exchange Contractor

Kern County

--Kern

NOD

Water Authority (Authority) 2017 Central Valley Project (CVP) Water to

Rosedale-Rio Bravo Water Storage District (WSD)

This NOD replaces the NOE filed by the Agency on Oct. 27, 2017. The Agency is

entering into the Agreement with DWR to deliver 2017 CVP water to Rosedale-Rio

Bravo WSD. In compliance with the CA Environmental Water Quality Act, the

Authority filed the Water Transfer Program for the San Joaquin River Exchange

Contractors Water Authority 2014-2038 Final EIR/EIS on Jan 28, 2013. As part of

the Authority's Water Transfer Program, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation will make

available to the Agency on behalf of its member unit Rosedale-Rio Bravo WSD up

to 50,000 acre-feet of the Authority's 2017 CCVP water currently in storage in San

Luis Reservoir, for delivery to Rosedale-Rio Bravo WSD.

2017118151 Line 85 at Mile Post 55.98 Main Line Valve Leak Repair (Incidental Take Permit

No. 2081-2017-043-04)

Fish & Wildlife #4

--Kern

NOE

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has issued Incidental Take Permit

No. 2081-2017-041-04, pursuant to Section 2081 subdivision (b) of the Fish and

Game Code (see Cal. Code Regs., tit. 14, S 783.2) to Southern California Gas

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Company to incidentally take San Joaquin antelope squirrel which is listed as

threatened, and giant kangaroo rat which is listed as endangered under the

California Endangered Species Act (CESA; Fish & G Code 2050 et seq.; see Cal.

Code Regs., tit. 14, s 670.5, subd. (b)(6)B) and (a)(6)(C), respectively).

Due to an unexpected and potentially hazardous leak, Project activities include

replacing the main line valve assembly on Line 85, the installing one stopple,

replacing the chain link fence, and asphalt paving within the fencing. The new

assembly will be buried with valve operator extensions above ground alongside

the blowdown stack. Approximately 1,500 square feet (0.03 acre) will be disturbed

for the main line valve assembly installation and approximately 19,305 square feet

(0.44 acre) will be disturbed for the construction staging areas. Replacement of the

valve assembly will require excavating a 3,200 square foot area a maximum of 15

feet deep. Installation of the stopple will require excavating an 800 square foot

area located 70-feet southeast of the valve. The depth of the excavation will be a

maximum of 15 feet deep. Excavation will be backfilled to 90% compaction

utilizing zero slack slurry or native fill with no rocks or debris.


No. 2081-2017-042-04)

Fish & Wildlife #4

--Kern

NOE







Code Regs., tit. 14, s 670.5, subd. (b)(6)(B) and (a)(6)(C), respectively).

Due to an unexpected and potentially hazardous leak, Project activities include

replacing the main line valve assembly on Line 85, installing a chain link fence,

asphalt paving within the fencing, and demolishing the existing corrugated steel

caisson and guard rail. The new assembly will be buried with the valve operator

extensions above ground alongside the blowdown stack. Approximately 1,500

square feet (0.03 acre) will be permanently disturbed for the main line valve

assembly installation and approximately 53,109 square feet (1.22 acres) will be

temporarily disturbed for the construction and staging areas. Replacement of the

valve assembly will require excavating a 2,400 square foot area to a maximum 15

feet deep at the valve. The excavation will be backfilled utilizing native spoil or

clean fill. Staging areas will be located within the adjacent area consisting of salt

brush and non-native grasses. Vegetation within these staging areas will be

mowed or have vegetation trimmed, but will not be graded. Work is anticipated to

take up to two months to complete.


No. 2081-2017-041-04)

Fish & Wildlife #4

--Kern

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Code Regs., tit. 14, s 670.5, subd. (b)(6)(B) and (a)(6)(C), respectively).

Project activities include replacing an unexpected and potentially hazardous leak

in the main line valve assembly on Line 85, installing two stopples, replacing the

chain link fence, asphalt paving within the fencing, and demolishing the existing

wood vault. The new assembly will be buried with valve operator extensions above

ground alongside the blowdown stack. Replacement of the valve assembly will

require excavating a 4,000 square foot area a maximum of 15 feet deep.

Excavation will be backfilled to 90% compaction utilizing zero slack slurry or native

fill with no rocks or debris. Approximately 3,400 square feet (0.07 acre) will be

disturbed for the main line valve assembly installation and approximately 72,259

square feet (1.66 acres) will be disturbed for temporary construction and staging

areas. Staging areas will be located within the adjacent area within the habitat and

the right-of-way dirt access road just west of the structure. Work is anticipated to

take up to two months to complete.

2017118154 Interstate 8 - Install Concrete Barrier - 3A1131

Caltrans #11

La Mesa--

NOE

Remove existing guardrail and end treatment, and install a new concrete barrier

along Interstate 8 in the City of La Mesa, San Diego County.

2017118155 Butte 162 Bridge Seismic Retrofit and Paint

Caltrans #3

Oroville--Butte

NOE

The purpose of this project is to seismic retrofit and address corrosion on two

bridge structures (Bidwell Bar Bridge #12-0188 and Canyon Creek Bridge

#12-0184) on SR 162 over Lake Oroville, by providing a seismic retrofit and

painting the steel elements on both bridges.

2017118156 Transfer to land coverage rights to satisfy Tahoe Regional Planning Agency

Settlement Ageement requirements.

Tahoe Conservancy

--El Dorado

NOE

Project consists of the sale and transfer of 1,744 square feet of potential land

coverage rights from Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel. The coverage

transfer will satisfy Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Settlement Agreement

requirements for non-permitted coverage for an existing residence, garage, deck,

and driveway. The transfer enables the receiving landowner to carry out the

project without any net increase in the amount of existing land coverage in the

Lake Tahoe Basin.

2017118157 Erosion Control at Bear Creek

Caltrans #10

Lodi--

NOE

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to install erosion

control measures beneath the bridge structure (BR 29-0062) on state route (SR)

88 over Bear Creek in San Joaquin County. The scope of work includes

excavation of loose soil; excavation of a trench along toe of slope on right and left

banks; placement of RSP (Rock Slope Protection); and RSP replacement in-kind,

at both abutments. The project's purpose is to prevent further scour that is

washing away the channel banks, and the need is to prevent the undermining of

associated bridge abutments, piers, and foundation.

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2017118158 Peddler HIll Maintenance STation Electrical Conduit

Caltrans #10

--Amador

NOE

The California Department of Trnsportation (Caltrans) proposes a highway

maintenance project at the Peddler Hill Maintenance Station (MTCE 5729) on

State Route 88 in Amador County. The purpose of the project will connect the

existing Peddler Hill Maintenance Station to theKirkwood Meadows Public Utility

District (KMPUC) for primary electrical power, and the need of the porject is to

maintain electrical power at the maintenance station.

2017118159 SR 120 RHMA Overlay Project

Caltrans #10


NOE

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to overlay

highway from the State Route (SR) 5/120 Separation and Overhead to the SR

99/120 Separation in San Joaquin County, from post mils (PM) R0.5 to T7.2.

2017118160 Los Molinos ADA

Caltrans #2

--Tehama

NOE

The California Department of Transportation, using both state and federal funds,

proposes to construct curb ramps and sidewalks that comply with the Americans

with Disabilities Act.

2017118161 PLN17-01798

Kern County


NOE

M1 15-11 A, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP166116

2017118162 PLN17-01795

Kern County


NOE

M1 - 13-7A, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP16616

2017118163 PLN17-01758

Kern County


NOE

553CR3-29, Minor Rework

2017118164 Boulder Relocation Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0243-R2).

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Amador

NOE


1600-2017-0243-R2, pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to Mr.

Arthur J. Harris.

The project is limited to the relocation of approx 30 large boulders from the north

bank of Sutter Creek to the south bank of Sutter Creek, in an area that is

experiencing or likely to experience greater risk of erosion.

2017118165 Karadanis Pier Repair/Rebuild Project (Lake Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0232-R2).

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Placer

NOE

CDFW has executed Lake Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2017-0232-R2,

pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to Robert F. Whittey.

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The Permittee proposes to rebuild the existing fixed pier and attached floating pier

that were damaged during the past winter. 18 wood posts and concrete footings

and two steel piling will be removed and replaced with 14 10 3/4 in diameter steel

piling, two TS4x4 steel piling, and 2 4-in diameter steel piling. Piling will be driven

to a depth of 6 ft. 4x6x120-in steel joists will be supported by W6x15 steel beams

that are attached to the piling. 2x6 in cedar decking will be used as the decking

surface. The project will result in the reduction of 16.1 sf of lakebed disturbance

with the replacement of existing wood posts and pier piling.

All debris and staging will be contained on a floating amphibious barge. All

material transport to and from the project site will occur via barge and be

loaded/offloaded at the Donner Lake Marina. No impact to the existing beach will

occur. The lake depth is approx 3-4 ft at the location of the work. Project

construction is estimated to be completed within four weeks of commencement.

2017118166 Bicocca Culvert (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0236-R2).

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Plumas

NOE


1600-2017-0236-R2, pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to Kristin

Bicocca.

The project includes the placement of a 36-inch diameter culvert in an ephemeral

tributary to Grizzly Creek. The culvert pipe will be approx 30 ft long. Approx 150 cy

of fill, 25 cy of road base, and 48 yards of rock armor will be placed over the

culvert. Straw bales will be installed below the culvert outfall and straw waddles at

the base of rock armoring within the banks. No water will be flowing in the stream

during construction.

2017118167 Veerkamp Dam Removal Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0228-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

--El Dorado

NOE


1600-2017-0228-R2, pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to Doug

Veerkamp General Engineering, Inc.

The project is limited to the removal of an approx 110 ft wide earthen dam which

once impounded a seasonal pond. A pipe at the base of the dam currently allows

seasonal flows to pass through w/o restriction. The dam will be removed using an

excavator, a bulldozer, and a dump truck. Approx 450 cy of soil will be removed

and used onsite to create three level building pads, all three of which will be

located in upland portions of the site.

2017118168 Mobilitie NPC2017-93 Santa Cruz County Fiber Optic project


--Santa Cruz

NOE



2017118169 Sunesys project 427172 Port of Hueneme and Oxnard


Port Hueneme, Oxnard--Ventura

NOE

Sunesys installs telecommunications infrastructure capable of providing high

speed dedicated access and multiplexing services to commercial, nonprofit and

governmental entities.

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2017118170 ExteNet San Fracisco Fiber Optic Project CL2017-009


Hayward--Alameda

NOE

Extenet installs telecommunications infrastructure to enhance broadband and

telecommunications speeds.

2017118171 ExteNet San Francisco Fiber Optic Project CL2017-013



NOE



2017118172 ExteNet Hayward Fiber Optic Project CL2017-010


Hayward--Alameda

NOE



2017118173 Skid Mounted Mobile Pilot/Education Unit for Source Separated Organics

Processing with Cogeneration Capabilities

Energy Commission

Goleta--Santa Barbara

NOE

The purpose of this agreement is to fund the design, construction and operation of

skid mounted mobile pilot/education units for source separated organics/biosolids

processing with cogeneration capabilities. This project will use innovative

technology to construct, demonstrate, and pretreat organic wastes prior to

anaerobic digestion at a wastewater treatment facility to enhance operational

efficiencies and increase biogas production. The pretreatment technology will be

constructed as skid-mounted mobile units for processing source-separated

organic wastes and biosolids and will have cogeneration capabilities thereby

further increasing the energy generation from the wastewater treatment system.

2017118174 PLN17-01812

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Dick 102H Sec. 34, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118175 PLN17-01810

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Dick 100H Sec. 34, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118176 Encroachment Permit No. 1117-NUJ-0799 Pure Water San Diego

Caltrans #11


NOE

Encroachment Permit #1117-NUJ-0799: The City of San Diego proposes to tunnel

under I-805 at PM 26.06 to construct a 10 feet diameter steel casing. Both the

launching and receiving pits will be outside Caltrans ROW. This construction is

part of the Pure Water San Diego program.

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2016051079 Montecito Union Elementary School Project

Montecito Union School District

--Santa Barbara

EIR 01/09/2018


The project proposes to renovate existing school buildings and infrastructure, and

includes the following project components: expansion of the South Parking lot;

expansion of on-campus student drop-off and pick-up areas; demolition of the

garage on the former residential structure and removal of the Staff Parking Lot;

restriping and widening of San Ysidro Road to include a left-turn lane for

northbound traffic and a median north of the South Parking Lot entrance; interior

renovation of the kindergarten/First grade building and main building, including

Americans with Disabilities Act improvements; placement of temporary classrooms

for use while the Main Building undergoes upgrades; and conversion of the

Kindergarten Parking Lot to a play area. The project would require export of

approx 1,000 cy of material.

2017021031 North School Reconstruction Project

Hermosa Beach City School District

Hermosa Beach--Los Angeles

EIR 01/02/2018


The project is the reconstruction of the North School property and entails

demolishing existing structures, extending the site footprint eastward over an

approximately 0.5-acre vegetated slope, constructing new school facilities, and

reopening the property to accommodate up to 510 elementary students. A surface

parking lot with 46 stalls is proposed in the western portion of the site; vehicle

access would be provided from 25th and 26th Streets. A two-story classroom

building is proposed along 25th St, and a multipurpose building is proposed along

26th Street near Morningside Drive. An asphalt playground would be developed

between the two buildings, and a natural turf field would be on the eastern side.

2017031048 Colony Commerce Center East Specific Plan

Ontario, City of


EIR 01/03/2018


The proposed project is the Colony Commerce Center East Specific Plan which

allows for the development of a +/-1,914,365 sf industrial development on +/- 95

acres of land. The project site consists of six parcels within 3 planning areas. The

project proposal includes a specific plan, tentative tract map, development plan,

and the development agreement for PA-1 and PA-2, which would be developed as

phase 1 of the specific plan, and includes +/-1,683,170 sf of development. No

specific development proposal has been submitted for PA-3 (phase 2 of the

specific plan); therefore, the development potential of +/-231,195 sf will be

analyzed for this PA. The max building height would be 65 ft.

2017051012 100 North Crescent Drive Beverly Hills Media Center Project

Beverly Hills, City of


EIR 01/05/2018


The project site consists of a three-story office building on the northeast corner of

Wilshire Blvd and North Crescent Dr in Beverly Hills. The project would involve a

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comprehensive renovation of the existing building that would include two additional

floors of commercial office space (increasing the building height from 43-72 ft), a

restaurant, and a renovated screening room within the building. The three existing

levels of subterranean parking would remain; however, each level would be

re-planned to increase the total number of spaces by using tandem spaces,

compact spaces, lifts for stacked parking, and valet serviced drive-aisle spaces to

meet parking requirements. The project would also involve renovation of Crescent

Mini Dr Park, located on the north side of the building, with new seating,

hardscape, and drought-tolerate landscaping.

2017031015 Orange Cove Elementary School Project

Kings Canyon Unified School District

Orange Cove--Fresno

MND 12/12/2017

The project encompasses the acquisition of a 15-acre elementary school site on

the east side of Monson Ave, north of South Ave, and the construction and

operation of an elementary school on the site. The school would serve an

enrollment of approx 600 students in kindergarten through fifth grades. The school

would have approx 60 employees, including administrators, faculty, and support

staff. The school would be in regular session on weekdays from late August to

early June. The school may host special events and classes during evenings, on

weekends, and during summer recess.

2017111035 The Villas at Mission San Luis Rey

Oceanside, City of

Oceanside--San Diego

MND 12/12/2017

The Villas at Mission San Luis Rey, a residential care facility for the Elderly,

requests City approval of a development Plan and Historic Permit, on an 8.01-acre

site within the Mission San Luis Rey grounds in Oceanside, CA. The Villas project

proposes an articulated two and three-story building (108,380 sf of building

coverage and 242,022 sf of floor area) with a total of 222 senior living units

including 92 independent living units, 105 assisted living units, and 25

Alzheimer/memory care units. Common outdoor recreation areas include

interpretive landscaped courtyards, pedestrian walkways, gardens, and a pool.

The Villas has been designed to address all residents' needs for enriched,

intellectual, physical and spiritual wellness. All construction phases (i.e. grading,

paving, and construction) to start in Summer 2018 and finish by early 2020.

2017111036 Lakewood Stormwater and Runoff Capture Project at Mayfair Park

Lakewood, City of

--Los Angeles

MND 12/12/2017

The city is one of several southeast LA cities located within the Los Cerritos

Channel Watershed, which is a largely built-out, urbanized watershed of approx

17,711 acres in the Los Cerritos and Alamitos Bay Watershed Management Area.

As a permittee under the NPDES Municipal Permit, the city must demonstrate that

pollutant discharges from the watershed comply with applicable water quality

goals, including total max daily loads, of the NPDES permit. The proposed project

located at Mayfair Park would result in the design and construction of a facility to

divert water from an adjacent urbanized concrete lined channel known as Clark

Channel to fulfill its dual purpose of promoting water treatment and storage of

runoff water and reducing the use of potable water for park purposes. This project

is being implemented by the city to incrementally meet its TMDL compliance while

augmenting its local water supplies by using non-potable runoff water for irrigation.

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2017111037 Tres Pinos Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Project

Tres Pinos County Water District

--San Benito

MND 12/12/2017

The Tres Pinos Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Project is proposed by the

Tres Pinos County Water District, acting as the lead agency. The project is located

in the town of Tres Pinos, 7 miles southeast of the city of Hollister in San Benito

County. The project is located entirely within the footprint of the existing

wastewater treatment plant, which is located approx 1,200 ft west of Southside

Road at Bolado Rd. The project is located on one parcel, APN 025-200-070-000.

The project will consist of construction of a mechanical package wastewater plant

consisting of a membrane bioreactor treatment process to achieve the effluent

nitrogen limitations stipulated in the waste discharge requirements order no. R3

2012-0015.

2017111038 Oakmont Agoura Hills

Agoura Hills, City of

Agoura Hills--Los Angeles

MND 12/18/2017


The project consists of one two-story building of 71,020 sf for a senior assisted

living and memory care facility with 75 units and an anticipated population of 86

persons (some units would be doubles). Resident amenities, such as cooking and

dining facility's, activity rooms, beauty salon, library, fitness center, private theater,

and outside courtyards, including an outdoor dining area, would be provided. The

facility would operate a 20+ passenger shuttle bus and a smaller vehicle for local

trips, and provide 54 vehicle parking spaces in a surface lot. The request is for a

CUP to construct the facility on a hillside lot and to construct a residential care

facility for the elderly in the business park - office retail zone; a sign permit for a

monument sign; and an oak tree permit to encroach into the protected zones of

on-site oaks, although no oaks would be removed. The site is 5.7-acres, with the

development proposed on the southern portion of the site only; the remainder of

the site would be open space.

2017111039 Widening of Fortieth Street from Johnson Street to Electric Avenue Project

San Bernardino, City of

San Bernardino--San Bernardino

MND 12/12/2017

The city is proposing to widen 40th St between Electric Ave and Johnson St.

Fortieth St is currently a two-lane road - consisting of one lane in each direction -

through the project area. Limited widening has previously occurred in some areas

within the project area. The city seeks to enhance the capacity of 40th St by

widening it to four lanes (ultimate width) from Electric Ave (easternmost point) to

Johnson St (westernmost point). Additionally, the city proposes to upgrade the

existing traffic signal at 40th & Electric Ave with an enhanced signal and a revised

sidewalk and crosswalk configuration. When the project is completed, 40th St will

be a four-lane arterial street from Kendall Dr to the west and Valencia Ave to the

east.

2017111040 Majestic Moreno Valley Medical Plaza

Moreno Valley, City of

Moreno Valley--Riverside

MND 12/12/2017

The project proposes to develop 18.38 acres of vacant land into a mixed use

medial complex consisting of two medical offices, three assisted living facilities

and two skilled nursing facilities. The project proposes to develop the medical

complex in three phases with build-out of the first phase to be completed and open

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in year 2020. The site design places facilities with a relatively higher intensity of

use (medical office, wellness center, urgent care) along the Nason St frontage,

while proposed facilities requiring less intense operations (assisted living and

skilled nursing) are situated with a greater separation from the primary frontage.

The central portion of the medical plaza will primarily serve as a parking lot with

accommodations for pedestrian and vehicular circulation.

2017111043 Avenue 392 Sand Creek Bridge Replacement Project

Tulare County

--Tulare

MND 12/12/2017

The project includes the replacement of an existing paved two-lane bridge located

on Avenue 392, crossing Sand Creek. The existing bridge is a 77 foot long and 22

ft wide, 4-span, board formed concrete bridge that was built in 1939. Due to the

narrowness of the roadway, the bridge is considered to be functionally obsolete.

The existing bridge will be replaced with a new concrete structure and rock slope

protection along Sand Creek. The new structure will be 104 ft in length, 10.1 ft in

total depth, 35 ft in total width including two 16 ft travel ways, and will span the

approx width of the channel to accommodate a 50 year design storm. The bridge

will conform to the existing roadway approach width and a max of 400 ft of new

roadway approach will be constructed to tie into the existing roadway approaches

on both sides of the bridge. The bridge profile may be raised to provide adequate

freeboard over the design hydraulic flows. No permanent ROW acquisition is

anticipated; however, temporary construction easements along both sides of the

bridge will be needed to conduct construction-related activities. Avenue 392 will be

closed to through traffic during construction and a detour to the south on Avenue

388 will be provided. The project will also involve relocation of at least one electric

utility pole; possibly two. The utility pole nearest the bridge is located on County

ROW and will be relocated to a yet to be determined location. It has not yet been

determined if the second pole, also southeast of the project site, requires

relocation.

2017111044 Giroux & AT&T Mobility Conditional Use Permit DRC2016-00074


--San Luis Obispo

MND 12/12/2017

A request by Jeffry & Mara Giroux and AT&T Mobility Conditional Use Permit

DRC2016-00074 to allow for the construction and operation of a new wireless

communications facility consisting of 12 8'tall panel antennas, 24 remote radio

units, two 6' diameter microwave dishes, and five surge suppression units, all

installed on a new 60' tall artificial eucalyptus tree. The project also includes a new

138 sf equipment shelter and a new diesel standby emergency generator, and

associated equipment, all located within a 20'x30' lease area surrounded by an 8'

tall wood panel fence. The proposed project will result in the disturbance of approx

1,750 sf, (including utility trenching) on an approx 2.5 acre.

2017111045 Any Size RV and Boat Storage

Beaumont, City of

Beaumont--Riverside

MND 12/12/2017

The 3.16 acre project site consists of two commercial parcels. They are located on

the north side of the Sixth St westbound lanes located between Xenia Ave and

American Ave in the city of Beaumont, CA.

Each parcel has been developed in the past.

The proposed project's intent is to develop an outdoor storage facility for RV's,

trailers, and boats. The developed storage project area would consist of

developing an L shaped site of 2.59 acres within the 3.16 acres of current

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ownership. The project consists of grading, paving, WQMP infiltration trenches,

trash enclosure, fencing and landscaping.

There is no building construction proposed for this project. An existing residence

will be used for on-site security.

The city of Beaumont is the lead agency for this project. The project will be subject

to the approval conditions from the city of Beaumont's CUP process and the public

hearings.

2017111046 North County Communications Minor Use Permit


Paso Robles--San Luis Obispo

MND 12/12/2017

Request by North County Communications LLC for a minor use permit to allow for

the relocation of a radio communications tower from its present location to a new

location approx 600' north of the existing site: 150 sf communications building,

172' guyed tower, 12kW propane emergency electrical generator, 250 gallon

propane tank, and a 25'x35' cedar fence enclosure. The project will result in the

disturbance of approx 875 sf and temporary disturbance of approx 18 lf for 3 guy

anchors on a 40 acre parcel. The proposed project is within the agricultural land

use category and is located at 3770 North River Road, situated directly north of

the city of Paso Robles Urban Reserve Line. The site is in the North County

Planning area, Salinas River sub area.

2017111047 Wagner Recharge Basin Project

Fresno Irrigation District

Fresno--Fresno

MND 12/12/2017

The Wagner Recharge Basin Project will include a 60 acre recharge basin facility

including on-site piping and appurtenances to divert water from existing District

facilities into the proposed recharge pond. The project includes mobilization, site

preparation, berm construction no greater than six feet in external height

surrounding the basin; earthwork and structures replacement; project turnout,

sedimentation weir, and interbasin structures. The project may include ponds/cells

within the basin separated by levees. After construction completion, performance

testing and demobilization would occur. A monitoring well may be constructed as

part of this project in addition to a recovery well for extraction purposes. The

project is located in rural Fresno County, approx 1.5 miles west of the city of

Fresno.

2017111048 2129 N. Main Street Hampton Hotel

Santa Ana, City of

Santa Ana--Orange

MND 12/12/2017

A 135-room hotel will be developed on the site, consisting of three buildings: a

hotel, a restaurant, a bar, and 128 space surface parking lot. The project consists

of removing the existing surface parking lot, an office building (2119 North Main

St), a single-fam dwelling (2058 N. Bush St) and three accessory structures. A

two-story historical building (2115 North Main St) will remain in place for

conversion to a restaurant, and a one-story historical building (2056 N. Bush St)

will be relocated from Bush St to Main St within the project site for conversion to

an establishment selling alcoholic beverages. The city alley will be realigned with

egress onto Main St and a portion will be vacated. Caltrans is working with the city

to complete the process of relinquishing the remaining city local streets per the

freeway agreement.

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2017111049 Site Plan PLN17-00024 - CEMEX Admixture Facility

Victorville, City of

Victorville--San Bernardino

MND 12/12/2017

A site plan with a MND to allow for a concrete additive and grinding aids facility at

CEMEX Victorville River Cement Plant consisting of an approx 21,000 sf metal

storage and processing building and an approx 1,400 sf administrative office

building with lab facility.

2017112030 Parcel Map - Betat - PM 16-05

Lake County

Lakeport--Lake

MND 12/12/2017

Approval of a 2 parcel partition. Approval would require an encroachment permit

from Lake County Board of Supervisors for a building crossing into County ROW

for Sayre Road. Parcel 2 is entirely located within an AE flood zone; no residential

development will be permitted on parcel 2. Mitigation measures are added that

require special notation on the final plat for any future development on parcel 2.

2017112032 Nevada Street Over Deer Creek Bridge Replacement Project

Nevada City

Nevada City--Nevada

MND 12/12/2017

The project would replace the existing bridge on Nevada St over Deer Creek. The

proposed project site includes bridge approaches, and approx 300 lf of Nevada St,

and portions of adjacent privately owned and publicly owned parcels. The existing

bridge is approx 34-ft wide, 61-ft long, two-span steel girder bridge constructed in

1938. The bridge was evaluated by Caltrans as functionally obsolete. The project

would reconstruct the bridge using natural rock walls and aesthetic railings to

closely match the original 1860s bridge but with structural elements that meet

current bridge standards. The proposed bridge will be approx. 44-ft wide, 68-ft

span with 30 skew angle. It will either be a 1 or 2 span bridge depending upon the

results of the hydraulic modeling. Street improvements will be necessary.

2017112034 Ponderosa Way Assessment and Sediment Reduction Plan Phase I and Phase II

Implementation Project

Tehama County, Resource Conservation District of

--Tehama

MND 12/12/2017

The following 21 recommended categories of erosion control and erosion

prevention treatments have been developed for the 97.8 miles of Ponderosa Way

and intersecting roads within the Ponderosa Way Road Assessment and

Sediment Reduction Plan Phase I and Phase II Implementation Project area.

Within the phase I portion of the overall project area, the erosion control and

erosion prevention treatments design plan calls for 9.4 miles of road upgrading

and 12.7 miles of road decommissioning along Ponderosa Way and intersecting

spur roads. Approval by the Tehama County Board of Supervisors would be

required in order to decommission those Ponderosa Way road segments within

the Phase I project area. If approval is not provided, those treatment options

developed for phase I road segments not related to road decommissioning would

be implemented as appropriate. Road segments recommended for

decommissioning are shown on Map 5 of the IS/MND document.

2017112035 San Jose State University Interdeisciplinary Science Building Project

California State University, San Jose

San Jose--Santa Clara

MND 12/12/2017

The project would include development of an interdisciplinary science building that

would be eight to ten stories high with a basement. The new building would house

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laboratories, faculty offices, and interdisciplinary spaces. The project is divided

into two components: the ISB Base Program and the ISB Aspirational Program.

The ISB Base Program consists of spaces for teaching, research, other instruction

and their respective support areas. The ISB Aspirational Program, which would be

constructed if non-state external funding is secured, consists of specialty spaces

to foster collaboration and innovation within the College of Sciences and the

University. The entire project would total up to 215,000 gsf.

2017111041 Mill Creek Promenade Specific Plan No. 2016-246 (EIR; PP 2017-167,

PP2016-057, TR 37324, TR 37127)

Menifee, City of

Menifee--Riverside

NOP 12/12/2017

The project applicant proposes to obtain entitlements in order to implement the Mill

Creek Promenade Specific Plan. The Project site is located within the city's

economic development corridor southern gateway land use designation which

envisions a mix of uses on the west side of the I-215 Freeway including a business

park style of development, consisting of light industrial and office uses with

commercial use opportunities supported by residential use.

The proposed specific plan would allow for development of five planning areas that

would include single-family residential, open space, commercial/retail, office,

restaurant and industrial development. The specific plan identifies permitted uses,

max residential densities or dwelling units per acre, max commercial intensities or

floor area ratio, height limits, and the max number of stories that are applicable for

each of the five proposed planning areas. The specific plan envisions creek-side

trails and pedestrian pathways connecting the different development areas to each

other.

2017111042 Brodiaea Commerce Center

Moreno Valley, City of

Moreno Valley--Riverside

NOP 01/05/2018


Project proposes to develop a 262,398-sf warehouse facility on the project site.

The project also includes site improvements, such as parking/loading areas,

exterior lighting, storm water detention basin, ornamental landscaping, and utility

infrastructure. Project would require a change of zone to change the property's

zoning designation from business park mixed use with an overlay of mixed use

neighborhood and business park to light industrial.

2017112031 PA-1700251

San Joaquin County

Lodi--San Joaquin

Neg 12/12/2017

A minor subdivision application to subdivide an exisitng 10.05 acre parcel into two

parcels. Parcel one to contain 5 acres. Parcel two contain 5.05 acres.

2017112033 Crescent City Harbor District Local Coastal Program Amendment

Crescent City Harbor District

Crescent City--Del Norte

Neg 12/12/2017

The Crescent City Harbor District is proposing Crescent City and Del Norte County

Local Coastal Program Policies, Programs, and Standards to govern areas

landward of the mean high tide line. Harbor District land uses, subject to city or

county coastal planning authority, must comply with Del Norte County General

Plan Coastal Policies and City of Crescent City General Plan Local Coastal Plan

LUD and development standards. Subsequently, the city and county will apply to

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California Coastal Commission for certification of the Crescent City Harbor Master

Plan as Crescent City Harbor's LCP.

2017031063 The Outlets at San Clemente Sign Project

San Clemente, City of

San Clemente--Orange

SIR 01/05/2018


The project proposes 36 freeway-oriented/visible signs, including 23

halo-illuminated wall mounted signs and 2 project identification signs to the

exterior walls of an existing outlet regional shopping center and to the approved

but unbuilt phase 2 of the outlet center. The signs are proposed to be freeway

visible, freeway oriented, or directed towards motorists traveling along the freeway.

The signs are intended to provide for tenant identification and wayfinding, and will

be shut off 1 hour after close of business hours. Merchant signage will

automatically shut off 1 hour after close of individual merchant stores. Restaurant

and Theatre signs will remain on past 10:00 pm. Tower and monument sign shall

shut off at 10:00 pm, and hotel signs are anticipated to remain illuminated 24

hours a day.

2002041161 West Parcel Solar Project

Mt. San Antonio Community College

Walnut--Los Angeles

NOD

Project is a 2.2 MW ground-mounted solar system on a 9.9 acre pad on a 27.65

acre parcel located on campus west of Grand Avenue and South of Amar Road.

The existing site is primarily coast sage scrub habitat with CA gnatcatchers. All

permits from federal and state agencies have been obtained for biological

resource impacts and an "incidental take" permit was approved by the US Fish &

Wildlife Service in Oct. 2016. The western and southern perimeters of the site are

single-family residential land uses in the City of Walnut.

2008102100 Walerga Road Bridge Replacement Project

Placer County

Roseville--Placer

NOD

To remove and replace the existing Wallerga Road Bridge. The new bridge will be

widened upstream (east) to accommodate the widening of the bridge from two

lanes to four lanes. The bridge will be approx. 513 feet long and 100 feet wide.

2008111090 Westmorland Gateway

Westmorland, City of

Westmorland--Imperial

NOD

The City of Westmoreland has prepared, considered, and accepted an addendum

to the adopted 2009 MND for the Westmoreland Gateway Project. The approved

(on March 25, 2009) project is located on 26 acres and includes 19 acres of

commercial uses and approx. 7 acres of condominium residences. The proposed

modifications to the project involve changes to the locations and uses of certain

commercial structures and a realignment of parking and uses within the western

and southern portions of the project site as a result of further design of the travel

shop.

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2016041071 DRC2015-00797

Rancho Cucamonga, City of

Rancho Cucamonga--San Bernardino

NOD

Is proposing the grading and development of a commercial industrial warehouse

facility on approx. 17 acres. This includes the construction of a parking lot along

with landscape planters, street improvements and the extension of Santa Anita

Avenue into the Project, and the redirection of the existing onsite drainage into a

new storm drain. The construction of the project will permanently impact 3.02

acres subject to FGC section 1600 et seq.

2016082077 CalCannabis Cultivation Licensing Program

Food and Agriculture, Department of

--

NOD

The overarching goal of the proposed program is to establish a regulatory

licensing program that would ensure that commercial cannabis cultivation

operations would be performed in a manner that protects the general public,

cannabis cultivation workers, and the environment from the individual and

cumulative effects of these operations, and fully complies with all applicable laws.

An additional purpose is to establish a track and trace program to ensure the

movement of medical and adult-use cannabis items are tracked throughout the

production chain.

2016092058 Bypass Water Supply Pipeline Project

Weed, City of

Weed--Siskiyou

NOD

The City of Weed adopted a MND for the Bypass Water Supply Pipeline Project on

Dec. 8, 2016. Following adoption of the MND, the City determined that revisions

to the project were required, and an Addendum to the previously adopted MND

was prepared. The Addendum addresses upsizing the School Hill transmission

main from 8 inches to 12 inches to adequately convey water from South Weed to

North Weed; and the addition of water system improvements in the downtown

area, Bel Air area, and Roseburg Mill area that are required to eliminate water

leaks, provide adequate fire flows and fire protection, and improve accessibility for

ongoing maintenance to ensure a safe and reliable water supply for the City's

customers. The subject properties are not included on any list of hazardous waste

facilities/sites pursuant to Section 65962.5 of the CA Government Code.

2017071069 Henley Hall/ IEE Building Project

University of California, Santa Barbara


NOD

The Santa Barbara campus proposes to construct the Jeff and Judy Henley Hall, a

31,538 assignable sq. ft., 49,296 gross sq. ft., and three story building to provide

facilities for the Institute of Energy Efficiency. The Building would include

laboratories, offices, conference rooms, administrative space, a 125-seat lecture

hall, courtyards, landscape areas, and bicycle parking on a project site that is

approx. 1.4 acres. Henley Hall would be located in the eastern portion of Parking

Lot No. 12, south of and adjacent to Mesa Road, and north of bicycle path that is

adjacent to the southern perimeter of the project site. Project construction if

expected to commence in spring 2018.

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2017072039 Our House Diversion Dam Apron Curtain and Access Bridge Repair, Yuba River

Development Project

Yuba County Water Agency

--Nevada, Sierra

NOD



project Applicant, Yuba County Water Agency.

Project includes the repair of a scour area and will entail surface preparation of the

affected apron concrete followed by the placement and adhesive dowels will also

be installed at the scoured region as part of the apron repair. A sump pump will

operate for one day to dewater the work area of approx. 0.63 acres below the

diversion dam; the sump pump will remain on the site in case seepage from the

dam occurs.

2017082097 Baker Road Townhomes Project

Alameda County

--Alameda

NOD

The proposed project involves the demolition of existing structures (1 duplex, 1

single-family residence) the removal of a small number of on-site trees and minor

areas of vegetation, and the construction of 20 for sale, three-story town-homes of

about 35 feet in height with two car garages. The 1.12-acre project site would be

subdivided into 4 building lots and 4 common lots with a total building area of

54,274 sq. ft. and a residential density of 19.7 units per acre. The four buildings

would have a generally uniform elevation design oriented to the exterior sides and

street-facing facades. The project includes 4,972 sq. ft. of common open space,

including two central park areas, walkways and stormwater bio retention treatment

areas, and 11,360 sq. ft. of private open space, including private yard space,

porches and balconies. The project would involve the planting of approx. 24 trees

on-site including two large street trees bordering Baker Road. Motor vehicles

would access the site via a driveway rom Baker Road on the eastern side of the

property. The driveway would extend to its western terminus and dead end in a

hammerhead placed near the western property line that borders Rutledge Road, a

private street to which the site does not have access. Twenty guest parking

spaces would include 12 spaces as coverage garage aprons, 2 open spaces, 1

parking space accessible to disabled persons, and up to six parallel parking

spaces on Baker Road. Sewage service would be provided by Castro Valley

Sanitary Ditrict and water service would be provided by the East Bay Municipal

utility District. Contaminated soil from prior agricultural and commercial activities

would be exported and clean fill would be brought to the site.

2017092031 PA-1700165 (RAA)

San Joaquin County


NOD

A Revisions of Approved Actions for Previously Approved Minor Subdivision

application for a previously approved Parcel Map (PM-78-0221) to remove a note

on the map stating Parcel "B" shall not be a residential building site. The Property

is zoned AG-40 (Gen. Agriculture, 40-acre minimum) and the General Plan

designation is A/G (Gen. Ag). The project site is located on the north side of East

Fairchild Lane, 1,193 feet east of Alpine Road, Stockton.

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2017102011 The 2017 Restoration of Habitat Impacted by Cannabis Cultivation Project

Fish & Wildlife (HQ) Environmental Services

--Humboldt, Mendocino, Siskiyou

NOD

The 2017 Restoration of Habitat Impacted by Cannabis Cultivation Project will use

funds approved by the CA Legislature to award grants through a competitive

process to projects designed to restore watersheds damaged by cannabis

cultivation. The Cannabis Project's objectives are to improve watershed habitat for

coho salmon, Chinook salmon, steelhead trout, and coastal cutthroat trout. Other

wildlife species, such as Pacific fisher, foothill yellow legged frog, northern spotted

owl, marbled murrelet, bald eagle, golden eagle, black bear, and Coastal marten

will also benefit from the Cannabis Project.

2017119003 Water Transmission Main Improvement Project #7435


Norwalk--Los Angeles

NOD

The proposed Project would involve the installation of a Water Transmission Main

System within the City of Norwalk. This would involve the installation of approx.

14,110 linear feet of Ductile Iron Pipe (DIP) ranging in size from 12" diameter to

16" in diameter. The pipelines will be installed within the City's Right of Way,

under existing paved roads connecting to existing domestic water systems pipeline

facilities.

2017118177 Replace PCC Slabs

Caltrans #4

--Contra Costa

NOE

Replace PCC Slabs

2017118178 Replacement Septic Tank


--San Bernardino

NOE

The project is to replace a septic tank at Providence Mountains SRA. The existing

septic tank will be excavated and remove from its current location with heavy

equipment. A new 1,200-gallon concrete septic tank will be installed and tied into

the existing septic line. The excavation for the new septic tank will be

approximately 6 feet deep, by 6 feet wide and 15 feet in length.

2017118179 Benches for Ripley Trail


--Los Angeles

NOE

The purpose of this project is to install two 6-foot benches on the Rare Juniper

Trail at Arthur B. Ripley Desert Woodland. The benches will provide park visitors

with a place to rest while enjoying the Rare Juniper Trail.

2017118180 USGS Early Warning Seismic Station


--Tulare

NOE

The proposed project is the installation of a USGS Earthquake Early Warning

System. The detection system will be placed in a previously disturbed area

immediately behind the Colonel Allensworth SHP maintenance shop. The

installation will have minimal impact to the park unit and environment as it will be

located within the footprint of the main park maintenance facility and will

encompass a 35 x 10 foot area. The new update system will be located on the

west side of the shop building, adjacent to the maintenance yard fence, and out of

the view of the public.

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2017118181 TETRP Phase II Archaeological Testing (17/18-SD-05)


--San Diego

NOE

The purpose of this project is to collect information required to estimate the

potential for cultural resources (presence/absence) and eligibility for the National

Register of Historic Places (NRHP) and/or the California Registor of Historic

Places (CRHR). Investigation will also examine sites for local significance in the

Tijuana Estuary. Testing will provide provide information on cultural resources

necessary to identify potential impacts and appropriate mitigation/management

needs for the restoration project in Border Field State Park.

2017118182 Gas Renew at 2660 Calhoun Street (ets 34917) (17/18-SD-06)


--San Diego

NOE

The existing gas line under Calhoun Street in Old Town San Diego State Historic

Park is leaking. This project will replace 175 feet of the old line with new to

support continued maintenance and use.

2017118183 Tahoe-Truckee Unified School District DROPS Project - Truckee High School

Tahoe Truckee Unified School District

Truckee--Nevada

NOE

The project will provide various storm-water collection and low impact

development features including but not limited to: Infiltration and biorentention

basins, permeable pavers, bioswales and storm drain conveyance elements.

2017118184 Tahoe-Truckee Unified School District DROPS Project - Kings Beach Elementary

School

Tahoe Truckee Unified School District

--Placer

NOE

The project will provide various storm-water collection and low impact

development features including but not limited to: bioretention basins, flow-through

planters, roof drain connections, storm drain conveyance elements, permeable

pavers, and a demonstration shed.

2017118185 Remove 897 Dead, Dying and Structurally Unsound Trees

Caltrans #4

--Sonoma

NOE

Trees to be felled by cutting to grade and leaving roots in place and properly

disposed of or chipped.

2017118186 State Route 4 Safety Lighting

Caltrans #4

Concord--Contra Costa

NOE

Install safety lighting along State Route 4 to improve the visibility of the roadway

for drivers during night time conditions. Project will also install house-side

shielding to reduce backlighting onto adjacent properties.

2017118187 06-0W580 Director's Order Culvert Replacement/Repair on State Route 201

Caltrans #6

--Tulare

NOE

This Director's Order project will remove and replace a failed culvert. Scope of

work will include installing a new double 6'x3' reinforced concrete box culvert and

headwells; traffic control is also needed. Work will occur in October or November

when the irrigation canal (Caesar Canal) is dry.

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2017118188 PLN17-01826

Kern County


NOE

67N-2G, Rework

2017118189 PLN17-01840

Kern County


NOE

M1 140 Kern River Field, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP16616

2017118190 PLN17-01766

Kern County


NOE

Lowell Wible 6-1AR, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118191 PLN17-01769

Kern County


NOE

Lowell Wible 27A, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118192 PLN17-01791

Kern County


NOE

IY 1411A, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118193 PLN17-01770

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Lowell Wible 27B, Drill New well, PP16616

2017118194 PLN17-01816

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

46X-11 RD1, Rework

2017118195 PLN17-01815

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

55SE-36S, Rework

2017118196 Pollution Control and Power Generation for Low Quality Renewable Fuel System

Energy Commission

West Covina--Los Angeles

NOE

The project will install and operate a novel gradual oxidation technology capable of

converting low quality biogas into renewable electricity while simultaneously

producing very low criteria pollutant emissions. This gradual oxidation technology

will be demonstrated at a closed landfill which produces low quality landfill gas that

is currently flared. Successful demonstration of this technology would enable a

pathway for renewable energy recovery from numerous landfills and other low

quality biogas sources across California, while also reducing criteria pollutant

emissions.

2017118197 Phillips 66 Line 200 Dig 107


--Contra Costa

NOE

The Project consists of visually inspecting and repairing an anomaly location along

a petroleum pipeline. Project activities include low water crossings, excavation and

fill of an existing earthen berm for equipment access, equipment travel across a

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dried pond, and excavation to expose and repair the pipeline.

2017118198 PLN17-01818

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Bull 34R, Rework

2017118199 PLN17-01824

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

26CS 388T Tulare Recompletion Rework PP16616

2017118200 PLN17-01828

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

KA 564 Kern River Field Work, Rework PP16616

2017118201 PLN17-01730

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Bull 53, Minor Rework

2017118202 PLN17-01829

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

SJ 501R Kern River Field, rework PP16616

2017118203 Bains Property Project (Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2017-0270-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

Gridley--Butte

NOE

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has executed Lake and Streambed

Alteration Agreement number 1600-2017-0270-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of

the Fish and Game Code to Surjeet Bains.

The proposed project will repair the existing levee that was damaged during 2017

high flows. The proposed project will fill eroded areas with clean clay fill and then

cover the areas with rip-rap. The rip-rap will be paced to match the existing levee

slopes. On-site native soils will be savaged and they will be used to cover the

newly placed rip-rap. Exposed spills will be stabilized and planted with local native

vegetation. These activities will occur at two locations adjacent to each other. One

location is approx. 300 feet by 50 feet and the other location is approx. 200 feet by

40 feet. Approx. 1,200 cubic yards of clean clay fill and 1,000 ton of ¼ ton and

18-inch rocks will be used to complete this project. All access will be performed

through an existing levee road and only one cottonwood over 4-inch diameter at

breast height will be impacted during construction activities. All work will occur

within dry areas of the Feather River and no water diversion will be required. All

staging areas will be placed outside the active floodplain.

2017118204 Zamora Composting Facility Drainage Ditch Culvert (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2017-0309-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Yolo

NOE


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2017-0309-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of

the Fish and Game Code to Norther Recycling.

The project is limited to Placement of a thirty-six (36) inch diameter culvert through

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County Road 94 and the bank of Smith Creek to allow storm water runoff from an

interceptor drainage ditch along the western and northern sides of the facility to

enter Smith Creek as required by an order from the Central Valley Regional Water

Quality Control Board.

2017118205 Hambright Creek Restoration (Lake or streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2017-0342-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Glenn

NOE


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2017-0342-R2, pursuant to section 1602 of the

Fish and Game Code to Warren Roll.

The project is limited to removal of Invasive, non-native vegetation, primarily giant

cane, (Arundo) and tamarisk from the bed and banks of Hambright Creek from

approximately 500 feet west of the County Road r crossing of the creek

downstream to the County Road FF crossing. The vegetation will be removed

using power hand tools and will be removed to a location outside of the streambed

for disposal. An herbicide registered in the State of California, appropriate for this

use, will be applied to fresh cut stumps of tamarisk and cane to minimize the issue

of sprouting. Additionally, accumulated debris from the stream channel will be

removed to allow the return of normal flows within the creek; sand, and aggregate

will be side-cast onto the top of the banks of the creek while anthropogenic and

vegetation debris will be removed for the proper disposal.

2017118206 Gregory Sanchez Replacement of Residence Project

Central Valley Flood Protection Board

Marysville--Yuba

NOE

To remove and construct a new 1,088 square-foot residence in Area C of the Yuba

River Designated Floodway.

2017118207 Water Supply Improvements Project

Tipton Community Services District

--Tulare

NOE

the Project consists of the preparation of a Prelimiary Engineering report to

evaluate and recommend treatment alternatives for arsenic removal from Well No.

5. The project also includes completion of CEQA/NEPA documents and

procedures, preparation of construction Plans and specificiations and completion

of construction funding applications.

2017118208 Ontario Connects - People Places Prosperity Transformative Climate Communities

Projects

Ontario, City of


NOE

Eleven projects to implement the Transformative Climate Communities Program

Grant:

1) Transit Pass Program/Travel Training - Provide transit passes to households in

TCC Project Area

2) Routes 83/86 - realign Route 86 and increase service on Route 83 to serve

TCC Project Area

3) Omnitrans Bus Shelters - Install bus shelters within existing right of way in TCC

Project Area

4) Mobility Hub - Adaptive reuse of historic Fallis House into a transit hub

5) Omnitrans Operational Costs 83/86 - Purchase new buses and operational

costs for Routes 83/86 project

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6) Enhanced Pedestrian Crossings - Install high visibility crosswalks at 10

locations

7) Pedestrian Pathway Improvements /Network Connectivity - Construct 10

segments of missing sidewalks

8) Green Decarbonized Energy program - Install solar electric systems on 100

homes

9) Urban Canopy - Plant trees in TCC Project Area and provide 3 years of

maintenance

10) Healthcare Workers and Green Jobs Workforce Development Program -

Provide training for residents in TCC Area

11) Downtown Ontario Small Business Development Program - programs to attract

and support small businesses

2017118209 National Community Renaisaance of California, Virginia and Holt site

Ontario, City of


NOE

New construction of 101-unit housing development

2017118210 Amendment to Water Supply Agreement Between Central Coast Water Authority

(CCWA) and Carpinteria Valley Water District and Amendment to Joint Exercise of

Powers

Carpinteria Valley Water District

Guadalupe, Buellton, Santa Maria--Santa Barbara

NOE

In 1963, the Santa Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation district

9District) entered into a State Water supply Contract with DWR for the delivery of

SWP water to the County (State Water Supply Contract). In exchange for such

service, the District agreed to repay all associated SWP capital and operating

costs to DWR. Between 1984 and 1988, each member, including Carpinteria

Valley water District, entered into an agreement with the District, through which

each member obtained contractual rights to receive water from the SWP (Water

Supply Retention Agreements)

To authorize CCWA to agree to the assignment, the project involves the following

approvals by Carpinteria Valley water District. (1) approval of an Amendment to

the Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement to authorize CCWA to contract with DWR

for the delivery of SWP water to the County; and (2) an Amendment to the Water

supply Agreement between Carpinteria Valley Water District and CCWA to affirm

CCWA's power to levy a tax or assessment as necessary to provide for all

payments under the State Water supply Contract in the event CCWA Is unable to

raise sufficient funds by other means. Note: See NOE for additional information

2017118211 Watsonville Airport Groundwater Recharge Project

Santa Cruz County Resource Conservation District

Watsonville--Santa Cruz

NOE

To assist in addressing the 12,000 ac-ft of annual overdraft in the Pajaro Basin to

decrease the downstream impacts of surface flow generated from impermeable

surfaces and directed from surrounding developed neighborhoods onto the

Watsonville airport, the project will install an intake structure for a MaxWell Plus

Drainage (drywell) system in an existing swale. The inlet design consists of a

prefabricated 2' by 3' concrete drop inlet placed within the bed of the swale and

connected to an adjustable "Agridrain" prefabricated weir control box located on

higher ground nearby. Water will enter the system through the top of the grated

inlet and then discharge through an 8-inch diameter pipe to the weir box. At very

low flows, water should be stopped at the weir and water in the weir box would

equilibrate with standing water in the channel. As flows within the swale increase

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during storm events, the water surface elevation in the swale rises above the

elevation of the weir crest. Water is then allowed to pass over the weir and on to

the drywell system through a second pipe located on the other side of the weir

box. The weir crest length was sized at 2.5 feet, allowing 0.4 cfs to pass over the

weir as the water surface in the channel raises by 1.5 inches. Low flows continue

to bypass the inlet and flow downstream within the watershed. The intake structure

will be connected to a drywell array in the adjacent field. A mobile drill-rig will be

used to drill three-holes for the MaxWell Plus drywells. Spoils will be disposed

off-site. A backhoe or excavator will be used to dig 12" wide ranches for the 8"

PVC supply lines to the drywell array.

2017118212 Sale of Surplus Property on Clyde Fannon Road and Borboa Lane

Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified School District

Firebaugh--Fresno

NOE

Sale of property conatining approximately 13.33 acres

2017118213 Small Water Storage Tanks for Streamflow Improvement

Sonoma Resource Conservation District

--Sonoma

NOE

The purpose of this project is to improve summer coho habitat by increasing

summer streamflow in the South Fork Gualala River watershed by installing water

storage tanks for rainwater collection and well water storage that will be filled in

the winter and used in the summer.



--Sonoma

NOE


summer streamflow in the South Fork Gualala River watershed by installing water

storage tanks for rainwater collection and well water storage that will be filled in

the winter and used in the summer.

2017118215 Levee Maintenance Project in the Sonoma Creek and Petaluma River Watersheds


Sonoma, Petaluma--Sonoma, Marin

NOE

The overall project purpose is to maintain and stabilize existing levees which are

damaged from winter storms or are in need of periodic maintenance. The levees

are necessary to protect properties and infrastructure from flooding. The SRCD is

the sponsoring agency to oversee work performed by 25 participating landowners.



--Mendocino

NOE


summer streamflow in the Russian Gulch watershed by installing water storage

tanks for rainwater collection and well water storage that will be filled in the winter

and used in the summer.

2017118217 Operation of 6 Rush Creek Lodge Wells and a 250,000 Gallon Tank


--Tuolumne

NOE

The State Water resources Control Board as the lead agency will be issuing a

water supply permit. Rush Creek Lodge recently completed construction on new

well, new 30-feet tall by 32-feet wide 250,000 gallon steel brown water tank with

rock retaining wall, and associated 3/4-inch to 8-inch system piping. Four inch

piping connects the new well and 5 existing old wells to the new tank. Submersible

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well pumps installed in each well send water through the 4-inch lines to the newly

constructed storage tank. Recently installed 8-incgh piping also distributes the

water from the tank back across the property to the lodge, villas, and staff housing

for use. The total permitted flow of the new well is 20 gallons per minute.

Construction upgrades to the water system were completed on June 24, 2016.

Regulation of the system was under the County until 2010 when it switched to the

Department of Public Health, now currently the State Water Board. 5 of the

existing wells came from the old water system that was on the property at the time

of purchase. The upgraded water system has been reclassified from transient

non-community to non-transient non-community. The project will provide for the

operation of these existing facilities.

2017118218 06-0W610 AC Pavement Failure

Caltrans #6

Fresno--Fresno

NOE

On State Route 33 in fresno County at PM 57.0/59.5 this project would remove

and replace 3" of Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) in select areas. There will be traffic

control during construction.

2017118220 Storm Water Pumping Plants Rehabilitation

Caltrans #6

--Fresno, Madera, Tulare

NOE

To rehabilitate storm water pumping plants at various locations on State Route 99

in Fresno, Madera, and Tulare Counties, California.

2017118221 South Duck Slough Overflow Bridges

Caltrans #10

Merced--Merced

NOE

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to correct the

roadway profile at south of the southbound (SB) Duck Slough Overflow Bridges (Br

No. 39-0244L) on state route (SR) 99 in Merced County at post miles (PM) R9.5 to

R10.4. The scope of the project includes cold planning the concrete roadway and

outer/inner shoulders; concrete installation to eliminate sagging in the profiles of

the bridge; and the removal and restriping of traffic stripes and pavement markers.

All work is to occur within Caltrans right-of0way. The project has been split from

10-1G520. The purpose of the project is to provide structural relief to the bridge;

and the need of the project is to address roadway deficiencies.

2017118222 Beech Avenue between State Avenue and E. Tulare Avenue Reconstruction and

Resurfacing Project

Shafter, City of

Shafter--Kern

NOE

Reconstruct and resurface approximately ¼ mile of Beech Avenue, including

Beech Avenue/E Tulare Avenue intersection; and complete the pavement on the

west side of beech Avenue, the south side of E. Tulare Avenue, and the north side

of Blake Avenue within the project boundaries to facilitate the installation of curb

and gutter and ADA compliant ramps at the intersection corners. All work will

occur within existing City right-of-way. The project will include removal of the

pavement section to subgrade and replacement with asphalt concrete over

compacted Class II base. The maximum depth of excavation will be 36 inches.

Additional work may also include repairing/replacing any damaged curb, gutter, or

sidewalk within the material will become the property of the contractor who will

either properly dispose of, or recycle, the material.

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2017118223 Proposed Plan (PP) for Munitions Response program Site 5 and North Delta,

Naval Air Base Coronado, California


Coronado--San Diego

NOE

The Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) pursuant to authority

granted under Chapter 6.8, Division 20, California Health and Safety Code (H&SC)

approved a Proposed Plan as submitted by the Department of the Navy, Naval Air

Base Coronado. The purpose of the Proposed Plan (PP) is to present the remedial

action alternatives and select a preferred remedial alternative. This PP presents

background on MRP Site 5 and North Delta, a summary of the environmental

investigations and actions taken, the nature and extent of contamination, results of

human health and ecological risk assessments, and the conclusions of these

investigations that support the preferred remedial alternative. The Navy proposed

Land Use Controls (LUCs) as a preferred remedial alternative to eliminate or

reduce the exposure to munitions and explosives of concern (MEC) and ensure

safe current and future use at Munitions Response Program (MRP) Site 5 and

North Delta.

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2017112037 Use Permit Application No. PLN2017-0106 - Silva & Sons Custom Spreading

Stanislaus County

Turlock--Stanislaus

CON 12/01/2017

This is a request to establish and operate a composting facility consisting of

approx 2,000 tons of cow manure, dry mixing material, and almond hulls from April

thru August, with only a small amount of product stored on-site September thru

March. The facility is expecting to generate 20+/- truck trips per month. The

14.5+/- acre site is currently improved with two single-family dwellings serviced by

private septic and well facilities. Proposed access to the composting facility is from

W. Glenwood Ave.

2017111050 Tentative Tract Map, SR Valley LLC Case No. SD4410

Ventura County

--Ventura

MND 12/13/2017

The applicant requests that a tentative tract map be approved to subdivide approx

50 acres of land located along Voltaire Way between Yuca Dr and Blanchard Rd

into 15 lots designed to accommodate future residential development by individual

property owners. The resulting lots would be subject to the existing "RE-1 ac"

zoning designation and would range from 2.90-6.85 acres and from 1.07-3.55

acres in area.

Approx 235,000 cy of grading, 28.5 acres of ground disturbance, 9.0 additional

acres of fuel modification, and retaining walls up to 10 ft in height are proposed in

order to create the building pads, construct driveways to access the individual lots,

and construct two detention basins to control runoff from the site.

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2017111051 Interstate 405 Improvement Project from Interstate 5 to State Route 55

Caltrans #12

Irvine--Orange

MND 12/15/2017


The project corridor is located primarily in the city of Irvine in Orange County; north

of MacArthur Blvd, I-405 traverses unincorporated Orange County and the city of

Costa Mesa and is approx 8.5 miles long. The proposed project build alternatives

would reduce congestion and improve operational efficiency on I-405 between I-5

and SR-55 by adding one or two GP lanes and auxiliary lanes.

2017112029 Water Supply and Storage Improvements

Yreka, City of

Yreka--Siskiyou

MND 12/13/2017

The city is proposing to complete improvements to its public water system.

Improvements include replacing the Lower Humbug and Shasta Belle water tanks,

installing new water mains, and installing a water well. The improvements are

needed in order to provide additional storage to meet current Waterworks

Standards, ensure a safe and reliable drinking water supply, and provide an

emergency backup water supply. The subject properties are not included on any

list of hazardous waste facilities/sites pursuant to section 65962.5 of the CA Gov

Code.

2009091118 Fleming Ranch Specific Plan

Menifee, City of

--Riverside

NOP 12/13/2017

Ponderosa Way Assessment and Sediment Reduction Plan Phase I and Phase II

Implementation Project

2017112034

The proposed project consists of applications for a specific plan (SP 2017-187)

and Change of Zone (CZ 2017-188) to establish a master-planned, medium

density residential community (3.3-5.7 dwelling units per acre) with

freeway-oriented commercial uses on an approx 331-acre site. In addition,

applications for three tentative tract maps and a development agreement are

anticipated to be filed with the city prior to public review of the EIR to implement

SP 2017-187. Approval of these applications would allow for development of the

subject property with up to 1,080 dwelling units on lot sizes ranging from 5,000 sf

to 7,000 sf, up to 225,000 sf of freeway-oriented commercial uses, and a 12.9-acre

sports park.

2017112036 New Yolo Branch Library Building Project

Yolo County

--Yolo

NOP 12/13/2017

The proposed project is intended to address substantial structural and safety

issues with the existing library building, upgrade and improve existing Yolo Branch

library services, expand the existing book and media collections, and provide

community meeting space. The proposed project would involve the following key

characteristics: demolition of the existing Yolo Branch Library (which is a historical

resource) and existing structures on the residential property adjacent to the Yolo

Branch Library (at 14184 Second Street in Yolo); construction of a new library

building spanning both the library and adjacent residential parcels (a total project

area equal to 0.65 acres); merger and rezoning of the library and residential use

parcels to a public/quasi public land use designation; and operation of the new

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2017111052 City of Long Beach Unattended Donation Box Ordinance Project

Long Beach, City of

Long Beach--Los Angeles

Neg 12/13/2017

The proposed project involves the addition of the definition of an unattended

donation box to the city zoning code, an amendment to the Long Beach zoning

code to allow unattended donation boxes as an accessory use in all commercial

zoning districts, the institutional zoning district, and all planned development

districts and specific plan districts allowing commercial uses, and establishment of

new standards for UDBs in zoning code section 21.51 accessory uses.

2017112038 Tower Snow Vineyard #P17-00033-ECPA

Napa County

Yountville--Napa

Neg 12/13/2017

The project includes vegetation removal, earthmoving activities, and installation

and maintenance of erosion control measures associated with development of

+/-10.4 acres of new vineyard (+/-8.9 net vine acres). The site plan designates

development on topography that ranges from gently to moderately sloping lands

(slopes typically 11%-29%), at elevations between approx 540 and 870 ft above

mean sea level.

2005102102 Calaveras Dam Replacement Project

San Francisco, City and County of

Fremont, Milpitas--Alameda, Santa Clara

NOD

Project is an element of the Calaveras Dam Replacement Project and includes

three modifications to the existing Alameda Creek diversion Dam necessary to

provide upstream and downstream passage for steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

in the event a future restored population of steelhead returns to Alameda Creek.

The project footprint is 22.93 acres and includes a portion of the Alameda Creek

stream channel, adjacent upland habitats, the existing ACDD and Alameda Creek

Diversion Tunnel structures, and existing roadways and buildings. Project

activities include grading and excavation of the Project site, trench digging, road

construction/modifications, tree removal, and other activities.

Project will result in impacts to 13.64 acres of CA tiger salamander (Ambystoma

californiense) and Alameda whipsnake (Masticophis lateralis euryxanthus) habitat,

including temporary impacts to 1.11 acres; the Project will permanently remove 1.2

acres and semi-permanently remove 11.33 acres of habitat. Of these total

impacts, 0.66 acres of impacts (0.13 acres of permanent and 0.53 acres of

semi-permanent) in Alameda Creek are considered Alameda whipsnake habitat

only. Therefore, impacts to CA tiger salamander habitat include 2.72 acres of

permanent loss, and 9.1 acres of semi-permanent loss. Impacts to foothill

yellow-legged frog habitat include 0.17 acres of permanent loss and 0.56 acres of

permanent loss. The project is expected to result in incidental take of CA tiger

salamander and Alameda whipsnake, as well as foothill yellow-legged frogs,

(Rana boylii), which are candidates for listing under CESA. The ITP Amendment 1

referenced above, as issued by CDFW, authorizes incidental take of foothill

yellow-legged frogs listed as a candidate species under CESA that may occur as a

result of Project implementation.

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2008041077 Viborg/Calkins Conditional Use Permit ED07-082


Paso Robles--San Luis Obispo

NOD

CDFW has executed Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0177-R4,

pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant,

Viborg Sand and Gravel, Inc.

Project includes activities related to the extraction and sorting of sand and gravel

from the Estrella River. The Estrella River Mine operates as CA Dept. of

Conservation, Division of Mine Reclamation Mind ID No. 91:40-0057. Sand and

gravel extraction will occur in an approx. 7.1 acre mine area in the bed of the

Estrella River. No more than 45,000 cubic yards of sand and gravel will be

extracted each year that mining occurs. The maximum depth of mining will be six

feet as measured from the elevation at the start of mining during its first year, in

2014, and mining each year will be limited to a depth of four feet. Sand and gravel

will be hauled from the mine area to the adjacent 2.2-acre operations area. Sand

and gravel will be sorted mechanically by grain size using a radial stacker and

screen, and then be loaded into trucks and transported off-site.

2012041068 Tajiguas Landfill Resource Recovery Project

Santa Barbara County


NOD

The Tajiguas Resource Recovery Project was previously approved on July 12,

2016 along with certification of a SEIR on July 12, 2016, and EIR Revision Letter

and Errata dated May 27, 2016. The TRRP modified waste management

operations at the Tajiguas Landfill by the addition of a Materials Recovery Facility

(MRF) and Dry Fermentation Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Facility that sort MSW into

three streams (recyclables, organics, and residue), and convert organics into

biogas (primarily methane and CO2) and digestate (cured into compost/soil

amendments). The MRF and AD Facility were initially approved to be located on

the landfill operations desk on the west side of the landfill.


Local Permitting

Kern County

--Kern

NOD







The purpose is to perform WSTs (re-frac) on the four (4) above mentioned existing

wells in North and South Belridge for the purpose of increasing oil production.

Each WST is expected to take about four days. Fluids from the WST will be

collected in a closed system and will be discharged onto the ground or into sumps.

All flowback water is processed and re-injected into the water flood using the same

procedures used to manage produced water from the field's oil production.


Local Permitting

Kern County

--Kern

NOD



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Aera Energy LLC (Aera) proposes to hydraulically fracture 10 wells. The process

is expected to take 3 days, or less, per well, and will include placement of portable

tanks and all ancillary equipment to support the closed loop system, as well as the

well stimulation treatments (WST). The walls are in a densely developed oilfield

(South Belridge) and are scheduled to be drilled.

2014092010 Promenade Project

Antioch, City of

Antioch--Contra Costa

NOD

This proposed project involves the development of 141 acres of undeveloped land

into up to 650 residential units and associated parking, landscaping, utilities,

access roads, detention basins, water quality treatment basins, multiple parks, an

extension of Sand Creek Road, the Sand Creek Trail north of Sand Creek Road,

and other infrastructure, including a storm drain outfall into Sand Creek.

Project will result in impacts to 141 acres of CA tiger salamander (Abystoma

californiense) and Swainson's hawk (Buteo swainsoni) habitat including temporary

impacts to 1.02 acres; the Project will permanently remove 141 acres of CA tiger

salamander and Swainson's hawk habitat. The project is expected to result in

incidental take of CA tiger salamander and Swainson's hawk, which are

designated as threatened species under CESA. The ITP referenced above as

issued by CDFW authorizes incidental take of species listed under CESA that may

occur as a result of Project implementation.

2016072038 Mallard Farms Pipeline Replacement Project

California State Lands Commission

Suisun City--Solano

NOD

Chevron Pipeline Company proposes to replace an approx. 1.7-mile segment of

the Bay Area Products Line Pittsburg-to-Sacramento lateral line with a

replacement segment of the same size as the existing line. This project will not

increase the line's capacity.

Project will result in temporary impacts to 22.42 acres of Delta smelt (Hypomesus

transpacificus), Longfin smelt (Spirinchus thaleichtys), Chinook salmon, water-run

(Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), and Chinook salmon, Sacramento River drainage

spring-run (O. tshawytscha) habitat. The project is expected to result in incidental

take of Delta smelt, Longfin smelt and Chinook salmon, which are designated as a

threatened and endangered species under CESA. The ITP referenced above as

issued by CDFW authorizes incidental take of species listed under CESA that may

occur as a result of Project implementation.

2016082077 CalCannabis Cultivation Licensing Program

Food and Agriculture, Department of

--

NOD

The overarching goal of the proposed program is to establish a regulatory

licensing program that would ensure that commercial cannabis cultivation

operations would be performed in a manner that protects the general public,

cannabis cultivation workers, and the environment from the individual and

cumulative effects of these operations, and fully complies with all applicable laws.

An additional purpose is to establish a track and trace program to ensure the

movement of medical and adult-use cannabis items are tracked throughout the

production chain.

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2016092008 Central Amador Water Project Water Right Application

Amador County Water Agency

--Amador

NOD

AWA is requesting a water right permit to store up to 1,400 acre-feet per year

(AFY) in Lower Bear River Reservoir and to directly divert up to 1,050 AFY of

water that is currently diverted by Jackson Valley Irrigation District (JVID) further

downstream. The permit would allow: 1) increase maximum rates of direct

diversion allowed from the Bear River and North Fork Mokelumne River from 3

cubic feet per second to 5 cfs., with combined rates between these sources not to

exceed 5 cfs; 2) increase the amount of water that may be diverted into storage

annually at Lower Bear River Reservoir from 1,600 AF to 3,000 AF; and 3)

increase the amount of water that may be beneficially used annually, whether by

direct diversion or re-diversion of water released from storage, from 1,150 AF to

2,200 AF. The diversion would use existing facilities; no new construction is

needed.

2017031040 SDG&E Ocean Ranch Substation Project


Oceanside--San Diego

NOD

SDG&E's application to construct the Ocean Ranch Substation Project in

Oceanside, San Diego County, CA. The proposed project will consist of the

following: a new 69/12 kilovolt (kV) low-profile electric substation located on a 9.66

acre site in Avenida del Oro north of Avenida de la Plata; approx. 1,500 feet of

underground power line duct bank to loop an existing 69 kV circuit into the new

substation; four new 12 kV distribution circuits that would intercept four existing

circuits in the vicinity; and a telecommunication system that will include a 40 foot

monopole and microwave antenna.

2017062021 Twin Rivers Transit-Oriented Development and Light Rail Station Project

Sacramento, City of


NOD

The City, in partnership with the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency

and the Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT), proposes implementation of

the Twin Rivers Transit-Oriented Development and Light Rail Station Project. The

proposed project would develop a mixed-income, mixed-use community

comprising 218 replacement public housing units, 281 new market rare rental and

low-income housing tax credit units, a realigned internal street network, green

open space, and other community amenities on two noncontiguous but proximate

properties totaling approx 24.2 acres that currently include public housing and

undeveloped land. The project would also include construction and operation of

the proposed RT Dos Rios Light Rail Station on the existing RT light rail Blue Line

on and adjacent to North 12th St.

2017092017 Commercial Cannabis Business Licensing Program

Bureau of Cannabis Control, California

--

NOD

The overall purpose of the proposed program is to establish a regulatory licensing

and enforcement program for commercial cannabis activities. The proposed

program will ensure that medicinal and adult use commercial cannabis activities

are performed in a manner that avoids significant adverse impacts on the

environment, cannabis industry workers, and the general public from the individual

and cumulative effects of these commercial cannabis activities, and complies with

applicable laws, including the Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and

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Safety Act.

2017092067 Linwood Avenue Active Transportation Program Improvements

Turlock, City of

Turlock--Stanislaus

NOD

City of Turlock is currently in the planning, design, and environmental review

stages of an alternate transportation project located on Linwood Avenue between

Lander Avenue and West Avenue South (hereinafter referred to as the "Proposed

Project"). The Proposed project area consists of paved impermeable surfacing

with existing developed parcels improved with curb, gutter ,and sidewalk. The

lands surrounding the project area primarily consist of residential, commercial, an

elementary school, a fusion charter school and vacant land.

Linwood Avenue is designated as a Major Collector under the City's General Plan.

The purpose of the project is to improve safety and encourage alternate

transportation for pedestrians and cyclists through installing curb, gutter, and

sidewalk, lighting, bicycle lanes, and installing accessible paths for persons with

disabilities.

2017048429 Domestic Water Well Treatment for Cro @ Fairfield ElementarySchool

Davis Joint Union School District

Davis--Yolo

NOE

SWRCB's Safe Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program is providing funds

for the project. The Davis Joint USD proposes to upgrade the existing well pump

and install a Cr6 treatment system. The treatment system will be placed in a

containment shed next to the existing storage building. The distribution system has

also been upgraded to separate the domestic and irrigation water supplies. This

project will modernize the existing well system as well as treat the groundwater

supply for Cr6. There will be no additional land acquired. All improvements to the

existing system will be completed within the existing school site.

2017118224 PLN17-01790

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

1Y 2214U, Drill New Well, PP16616

2017118225 PLN17-01841

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

M1 141 KR, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP16616

2017118226 Independence Site Work

Caltrans #9

--Inyo

NOE

Remove topsoil, place base material and pave up to 2.5 acres of land within the

Caltrans Independence Maintenance Station yard.

2017118227 Mt. Shasta Downtown Collection System Improvements Project

Mount Shasta, City of

Mount Shasta--Siskiyou

NOE

The city of Mt. Shasta is proposing to replace sewer mains, laterals, and

cleanouts, to replace aging facilities. The proposed improvements would serve

existing developed parcels and would involve negligible or no expansion of service

capacity.

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2017118228 CDFW - Murrieta Field Office

Fish & Game Commission

Murrieta--Riverside

NOE

CDFW is leasing space at 26229 Jefferson Ave in Murrieta to meet fish and

wildlife objectives associated with work for Metropolitan Water District.

2017118229 Large Wood Augmentation Projects in the Mendocino Hydrologic Unit - Grant

#D1513104


--Mendocino

NOE

The project will restore instream habitat complexity and cover for salmon and trout

species by introducing large woody material in several Mendocino Coast

watersheds.

2017118230 Remove dead, dying and unstructurally unsound trees attributed to the drought

Caltrans #4

--Alameda, Contra Costa

NOE

Trees to be felled by cutting to grade and leaving roots in place and properly

disposed of or chipped.

2017118231 Teviston CSD - Emergency South Well Replacement

Teviston Community Services District

Tulare--Tulare

NOE

Well No. 2 collapsed. This project will consist of emergency drilling of a new well

at existing well no. 1 site and connecting to existing distribution system, including

all appurtenances required. The residents of Teviston are currently using

emergency bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes.

2017118232 Riggs Residence Foundation Repair Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley), Sacramento

--Calaveras

NOE

The RWQCB is issuing a 401 Water Quality Certification for the subject project.

The project includes installing fiberglass jackets and grout around the existing

concrete footings, steel connection components, piers and wood support posts

within the residential foundation.

2017118233 Encroachment Permit No. 1117-NUS-0810 Miramar Trunk Sewer Pipe Repair

Caltrans #11

--San Diego

NOE

Encroachment Permit No. 1117-NUS-0810: The city of San Diego proposes to

repair a 24-in hole in the Miramar Trunk Sewer pipe under and adjacent to I-805 at

PM 25. Emergency work started October 2017 to prevent sewage leakage into

Rose Canyon Creek.

2017118234 PLN17-01788

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Change line supports, sleepers to T supports, elevate existing line

2017118235 ADA Improvement Project


--Santa Cruz

NOE

Complete accessibility improvements to eleven campsites, one Group camp, the

Campfire Center and the Day Use Picnic area at New Brighton State Beach to

provide accessible camping sites to park visitors of all abilities. 7 Campsites, 2 rv

hookup sites and 2 premium campsites are proposed for accessibility upgrades

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with 7 additional sites serving as alternate upgrade locations.

2017118236 Feeling Groovy at Eagle Creek Ranch Cannabis Water Diversion (Lake or

Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2017-0523-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Trinity

NOE


1600-2017-0523-R1, pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to Mr.

Sam Lanni.

The scope of the project is limited to the operation of an existing water diversion

by using an electric non-submersible pump with screened intake located on an

unnamed spring fed tributary to the Trinity River for cannabis irrigation uses, as

well as the maintenance of one existing stream crossing on the unnamed tributary

below the POD. Crossing maintenance activities include vegetation management

and hand placement of armoring re-enforcement, as needed.

2017118237 PLN17-01782

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

Relocate tank 1300 and install new filtered produced water tank

2017118238 PLN17-01675

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

WD1, Drill new well and install new pipeline

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2015101047 City of Hope Campus Plan

Duarte, City of

Duarte, Irwindale--Los Angeles

EIR 01/04/2018


The proposed project is the City of Hope Campus Plan, a comprehensive Specific

Plan that would provide direction for the enhancement and development of the

City of Hope medical campus over a period of 20 years, including the replacement

of existing outdated and/or obsolete buildings with modern facilities. Full buildout

of the Specific Plan would consist of approximately 1.4 million sf of gross new

development (1 million net new sf after demolition of 409,000 sf of existing

structures), which would result in a total of 2.6 million sf of developed floor area on

the campus. Discretionary approvals required for approval of the proposed project

include General Plan Amendments and zone changes in both the City of Duarte

and the City of Irwindale.

2017082008 Sacramento Convention Center Renovation and Expansion and the 15th/K Street

Hotel Projects EIR

Sacramento, City of


EIR 12/29/2017

The Draft EIR considers two distinct projects. The proposed Sacramento

Convention Center Renovation and Expansion Project will add exhibit space,

meeting rooms, new lobbies, an outdoor amphitheater, and back-of-house uses to

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expand and renovate the existing Convention Center, allowing for more

operational efficiency and increased number of events and attendees. The 15th/K

St Hotel project will construct a 350-room, 24-story hotel adjacent to the SCC on

the site of a surface parking lot on the southwest site of the K and 15th St

intersection.

2017111054 CUP 17-12/GPA 17-02/ZC 17-02

Lancaster, City of


MND 12/14/2017

The proposed project consists of the construction and operation of a 2-story,

93,064, self-storage facility. The footprint of the facility would be 46,532 sf. In order

to accommodate the proposed project, the applicant is requesting a GPA and ZC

to change the designation from non-urban res to commercial and the zoning from

RR-1 to C.

2017111055 CUP 17-11/GPA 17-01/ZC 17-01

Lancaster, City of


MND 12/14/2017

The proposed project consists of the construction of a 3,000 sf mini-mart, 3,825 sf

gas island canopy, 1,596 sf car wash facility, 1,680 sf oil and lube building, and a

2,648 sf commercial pad for a drive-through restaurant and retail services. There

is an existing single family residence on the project site that would demolished as

part of the proposed project. Additionally, the applicant has requested a type 20

ABC License with a waiver from the distance requirements. The proposed project

also requires approval of a GPA and ZC in order to accommodate the proposed

project. The applicant is requesting to change the LUD from NU to C and the zone

from RR-2.5 to commercial planned development.

2017111056 CUP 17-15

Lancaster, City of


MND 12/14/2017

Construction and operation of a 3 MW photovoltaic solar facility on 20 acres.

2017111057 CUP 17-04

Lancaster, City of


MND 12/14/2017

The proposed project consists of the construction and operation of a 650 MW

collector substation for several photovoltaic solar facilities. The collector substation

will feed into the Souther California Edison Antelope Substation.

2017111072 Puente Valley Operable Unit, Intermediate Zone Interim Remedy Project

La Puente Valley County Water District

Industry--Los Angeles

MND 12/14/2017

The proposed project is comprised of the extraction and treatment of groundwater

and conveyance to La Puente Valley County Water District for potable end use in

conformance with applicable permits. The project consists of utilizing six existing

groundwater extraction wells (IZ-East, IZ-1, IZ-2, MZ-1, MZ-2 and MZ-3);

installation of one additional groundwater extraction well, IZ-West (proposed to be

located in a landscape island within the parking lot of PRL Glass at 13658 Nelson

Ave, city of Industry); a proposed treatment plant; conveyance infrastructure (to

link the existing conveyance pipeline with the new water treatment plant); minor

water system improvements downstream of the treatment plant and compliance,

sentinel, and monitoring wells.

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2017112039 UP17-0006 (AT&T Mobility dba AT&T Wireless c/o Sara King)

Butte County

--Butte

MND 12/14/2017

A minor use permit to construct a wireless communication facility that includes a

150-ft lattice tower. AT&T is proposing to locate up to 12 antennas on three

sectors at the 146 ft elevation and include an equipment shelter and a standby

propane generator and a 499 gallon propane tank on a concrete slab. The ground

equipment facility will be situated within a 1,600 sf lease area that will be

surrounded with a 6-ft tall chain link fence with barbed wire. Access to the facility

will be provided by a 12-ft wide access from a private easement off of Ponderosa

Way.

2017112040 Ruth-Zenia and Van Duzen Road Rehabilitation; Trinity County Roads 502 & 511

Trinity County

--Trinity

MND 12/14/2017

The project is located 68 miles southeast of Eureka, Ca and 85 miles west of

Redding, Ca in the Six Rivers National Forest. The purpose of the project is to

improve road conditions by rehabilitating 3.6 miles of pavement along with

drainage improvements along three separate segments on Van Duzen Rd and to

realign portions of and resurface all of 1.6 miles of roadway in two separate

segments on Ruth-Zenia Rd. Installation of guardrail, restriping, and construction

of three retaining walls along Van Duzen Rd are also included in the project. The

project is broken into the five segments.

2017111053 City Yards Master Plan Project

Santa Monica, City of

Santa Monica--Los Angeles

NOP 12/14/2017

The project consists of the redevelopment of the existing 14.2 acre City Yards site

located at 2500 Michigan Ave. As part of the project, the existing on-site

buildings/improvements would be removed and redeveloped to house the city's

current uses: Fleet Maintenance, Street Maintenance, Resource Recovery and

Recycling, Water Resources, and Fire Training Yard. In total, approx 51,013 sf of

net new facilities/buildings would result along with a multi-level parking structure

for employees.

2009041015 Rancho de Paseo Valencia (Tract 34760, SPA08-005 & Annexation 110)

Corona, City of

Corona--Riverside

NOD


pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant,

Rancho Paseo de Valencia. The project is limited to the development of 65.4

acres for the construction of up to 34 single-family homes, landscaping,

infrastructure, on-site roadways, residential streetlighting, two (2) water quality

basins, six open space areas, and recreational areas. The Project includes filling

the entirety of Drainages A, B, D, E, and F, and constructing storm drains and

energy dissipation structures. Interceptor drains, down drains, and storm drains

will be constructed to capture and deliver runoff to a water quality detention basin.

Rip-rap and/or energy dissipaters will be constructed at the storm drain outlet to

reduce the flow velocities to non-erosive levels.

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2011091084 Devil's Gate Reservoir Sediment Removal and Management Project

Los Angeles County Flood Control District

Pasadena--Los Angeles

NOD

The project, which was approved on Nov 12, 2014, and for which previous

approvals remain in place, will remove sediment from Devil's Gate Reservoir to

restore capacity and to protect the dam and its valves to reduce the risk of flooding

in the communities located downstream. This effort will include removal of approx

2.4 million cy of existing excess sediment in the reservoir in addition to any

additional sediment that accumulates during construction. The Board authorized a

reduction in the maximum total volume of sediment removed during the Project by

700,000 cubic yards, while maintaining the proposed footprint, so that instead of

removing a maximum of 2.4 mcy, plus any additional flows during the project, a

maximum of 1.7 mcy, plus any additional inflows during the project will be removed

and authorized the Director of Public Works, acting as the Chief Engineer of the

LA County Flood Control District or his designee to make any necessary

modifications to the Board adopted plans and specification to accomplish this

reduction in the project scope.

2016082031 Roseville Automall Electronic Readerboard Replacement

Roseville, City of

Roseville--Placer

NOD

The proposed project will replace the existing electronic reader board sign located

adjacent to I-80 with a new 480 sq. ft. light emitting diode (LED) reader board. The

existing electronic reader board is 1,082 sq. ft. overall, with a 586 sq. ft. reader

board. The existing reader board is 29.5 feet in height and the height of the

proposed reader board is 43 feet.

2016121070 Logan Memorial Educational Complex Project

San Diego Unified School District

--San Diego

NOD

The proposed project would involve the redevelopment of the existing K-8 school

and Memorial Preparatory School for Scholars and Athletes site into two separate

campuses; the northern portion would be for Transitional Kindergarten through 6th

grade, and the southern portion for the 7th through 12th grade. Within the 7th

through 12th grade campus, the 7th and 8th grade and 9th through 12 grade

would be located in separate areas and share the same administration facilities.

2016122001 Draft Environmental Impact Report for the City of Weed General Plan

Weed, City of

Weed--Siskiyou

NOD

The proposed project is a comprehensive update of the City's 1982 General Plan.

CA law requires cities and counties to adopt a General Plan to guide future

development. The General Plan is the foundation upon which all land use

decisions are to be based. The Draft Weed General Plan accommodates new

housing and jobs in anticipation of population growth in the County and the region

through the year 2040.

2017058592 Geotechnical drilling at Post Mile 99.8 on State Route 58

Caltrans #6

Tehachapi--Kern

NOD


pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant,

Caltrans.

Project involves replacing both the eastbound and westbound SR 58 bridges over

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Cache Creek.

2017072046 Phoenix Lake Preservation and Restoration Project

Tuolumne Utilities District

Sonora--Tuolumne

NOD

The main components of the proposed project include sediment removal and

wetland enhancement, sediment reuse and disposal, and tributary improvements.

Most of the sediment removed from the lake would be placed at the Cedar Ridge

Apple Ranch and on the Summers property immediately north of the lake.

Sediment would also be placed in strategic locations within the lake to improve

water circulation and manage sedimentation. The proposed project would also

involve sedimentation and flood protection improvements along lower Chicken

Creek and construction of a crossing over Power Creek. Implementation of the

proposed project would increase the water supply reliability and improve water

quality for TUD's largest water system, serving more than 10,000 people, as well

as commercial and agricultural users.

2017081016 Salt Creek Trail

Riverside County

Menifee, Hemet--Riverside

NOD

The County of Riverside proposes to construct and operate two segments of the

Salt Creek Trail, totaling approx 7.9 miles which would contribute to the county's

ultimate goal for an approx 16-mile long multi-use trail connecting the cities of

Hemet and Menifee. The western segment spans approx 4.3 miles through the city

of Menifee and the eastern segment spans approx 3.6 miles through the city of

Hemet from the intersection of Sanderson Avenue and Domenigoni Parkway to the

intersection of State Street and Chambers Street.

2017118239 Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen (EG-17-012)

Elk Grove, City of


NOE

The applicant is requesting approval of a Major Design Review and Parking

Reduction Permit to construct a new 2,791 square foot Popeye's Louisiana

Kitchen with associated drive-through, parking, landscaping, and lighting within the

existing Elk Park Shopping Cener located at 9679 E. Stockton Boulevard.

2017118240 Northwest Unit No. 1 Ext. (EG-08-017A)

Elk Grove, City of


NOE

The Project consists of a three-year time extension to the previously-approved

Tentative Subdivision Map (TSM) which proposes to subdivide approximately 8.3

acres into 32 single-family lots. The time extension would extend the expiration

date of the TSM from September 28, 2017 to September 28, 2020.

2017118241 TKPOA Shoreline Revetment Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement

No. 1600-2017-0286-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

South Lake Tahoe--El Dorado

NOE

The project is limited to installation of approximately 240 linear feet of sheet piling

along the shoreline to protect the existing shoreline, which has been significantly

eroded due to severe wave action and high lake water levels. Large boulders will

be placed lakeward of the driven sheet-piling wall to protect the wall and provide a

more natural appearance to the revetment. Additionally, clean washed, imported

sand will be plaed in fornt of the sheet piling to replenish the shoreline that ha\s

been eroded and the landscaping behind the wall be stored.

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2017118242 Amendment to Site Development Plan No. 1297 - Lobby and Carports - 681

Kenney Street

El Cajon, City of

El Cajon--San Diego

NOE

The project proposes a 1,458 square foot lobby addition to an airport hangar office

building and new carport covers and fencing for the benefit of Circle Air LLC.

2017118243 Installing Electirc Vehicle Charging Stations in California State Parks

Energy Commission

Los Angeles, City of, Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach, ...--Sonoma, San Mateo,

San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles, Orange, ...

NOE

The purpose of this $491,342 grant is to install and maintain up to 8 electric

vehicle charging stations at up to 12 California State Parks. Visitors driving

electrict vehicles to the State Park will benefit from this project.

2017118244 Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Chargers

Caltrans #9

--Inyo

NOE

Addresses Governor's Executive Order B-16-12 by installing one level three

fast-charger for electric vehicles at each of 2 SRRAs and the Caltrans Destrict 9

office. Construction will involve installation of a charger next to ADA compliant

parking stalls, utility realignment, and trenching through parking lots to energize

the chargers.

2017118245 Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Chargers

Caltrans #9

--Kern

NOE

Addresses the Governor's 2016 ZEV Action Plan and Execuitve Order B-16-12 by

installing one level three fast-charger for electric vehicles at two rest areas.

Construction will involve installation of chargers next to ADA compliant parking

spots, and trenching throught the parking lots to energize the chargers.

2017118246 Office Space Lease in a Multi-tenant Office Building



NOE

Agency will lease +/-25,692 square feet of office space in a multi-tenant office

building.

2017118247 Right of Entry Permit and Underground Fuel Tank Removal

San Diego Unified Port District


NOE

The proposed Project is a Right of Entry (ROE) Permit and complete removal and

disposal of the 12,000 gallon double-wall fiberglass Underground Fuel Tank (UFT)

located at 3125 Pacific Highway in San Diego. The ROE would allow for

contractors to access the property and conduct work.

2017118248 Tideland Use and Occupancy Permit to Baker Marine Instrucment and Repair



NOE

The proposed Project is a Tideland Use and Occupancy Permit (TUOP) to Baker

Marine Instrument and Repair (Tenant) for their continued use of approximately

3,000 square feet of tideland area located in the city of San Diego, California. The

area proposed for use under this TUOP is currently and is proposed to be used

only and exclusively for the purpose of repair, adjustment, demonstration, and sale

of navigation instruments and gauges and for no other purpose whatsoever

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without the prior written consent of the Executive Director of District in each

instance. TheTenant would be responsible for compliance with all laws and

regulations associated with the activities on or in connection wiht the

above-described premises, and in all uses thereof, including those regulating

stromwater and hazardous materials.

2017118249 Tideland Use and Occupancy Permit to Maxum Petroleum Corporation for Fueling

Operations



NOE

The proposed project is a Tideland Use and Occupancy Permit (TUOP) to Maxum

Petrolem (Tenant) for their continued use of approximately 55,488 square feet of

tideland area located in the city of San Diego, California. The area proposed for

use under this TUOP is currently and to be for the non-exclusive purpose by

Tenant of fueling operations to commercial and private vessels located on or

adjacent to the premises and for no other purpose whatsoever by Tenant without

the prior written consent of the Executive Director of District in each instance. The

Tenant would be responsible for compliance with all laws and regulations

associated with the activiites on or in connection with the above-described

premises, and in all uses thereof, including those regulating stormwater and

hazardous matierals.

2017118250 Campuswide Solar Power Purchase Agreement, University of California, San

Francisco

University of California, San Francisco


NOE

Under the proposed project, UCSF proposes to enter into a Power Purchase

Agreement (PPA) and a Solar License Agreement (SLA) with an LLC entity

established by SunPower Corporation for six locations at UCSF: Mission Bay --

Community Center Garage; Mission Bay - Mission Hall; Owens Street Garage;

Parnassus Heights - School of Dentistry Building; Oyster Point Warehouse; and

UCSF Fresno Cener for Medical Education and Research. A solar power system

would be installed at each of the six locations.

2017118251 McIntyre Gulch Road Remediation Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agreement NO. 1600-2017-0489-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Trinity

NOE

The scope of the project is limited to remediation activities associated with

decommissioning of existing access roads and associated stream crossings to

reduce sediment transport to the Trinity River system. This project is limited to the

restoration of 14 identified sites affecting the bed, bank, and/or channel of

McIntyre Gulch and its tributaries, as well as restoration of native riparian habitat

and maintenannce associated with stream resotration and road decommissioning

activities.

2017118252 Multi-School Publc Address System Projects

San Diego Unified School District


NOE

The proposed project consists of the installation of an IP (internet protocol) based

PA/intercom system at thge project sites. The purpose of the system would

typically be used for emergency announcements, but could also be used for

general announcements throughout the day. THe PA/intercom system would not

be used for long term broadcasting of radio or music programs. The main

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headend unti, which includes the volume control would be placed at the schools'

main frame distribution room. The handset for making announcements would be

in the school office. The intercom system would provide communication from the

school office to the activated PA/intercom.

2017118253 PLN17-01842

Kern County

--Kern

NOE

SJ 348, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP16616

2017118254 PLN17-01843

Kern County


NOE

SJ 447, Deepening/Side Track, Rework PP16616

2017118255 FMAG Valley Fire Culvert Replacemnt; CE16-72

Lake County

--Lake

NOE

County of Lake Department of Public Works proposes to replace and upsize a

total of 38 culverts within the 2016 Valley Fire burn area. All work will occur within

County road rights-of-way. This project will not change the roadway alignment or

increase the number of through lanes. This project will not result in an increase in

traffic capacity. The replaced culverts will meet current design standards.

2017118256 Golden State Water Company Lakebed Encroachment Permit; CE 17-63

Lake County

--Lake

NOE

Replace existing water-intake pier structure with a new pier of substantially the

same size and at the same site. Replace 28 piliings.

2017118257 Lorlwppd resodemce Riverbank Repair Project, WDID# 5A47CR00049


--Siskiyou

NOE

The project purpose is to repair two eroded areas below a newly-constructed

residence on the Sacramento River in Dunsmuir.

High flows during the previous winter (2016-2017) caused bank erosion at two

locations below a newly-constructed residence along the Upper Sacramento River

in Dunsmuir. The eroded area, if not repaired, could eventually undermine a

portion of the foundation of the new residence.

2017118258 Coney Island Levee Maintenance Project

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Contra Costa

NOE

The project is limited to clearing and grubbing debris and vegetation that cannot

be avoided, grading the levee slope at a 1.5:1 minimum ratio, excavating the

keying into the exisitng slope, and placement of clean 18" minus quarry stone

riprap onto the levee slope. The repairs will occur at two different sites, between

levee stations 5+00 to 65+00 and 120+00 to 220+00. Repairs will be made by

using landside mechanical equipmenical equipment and by hand.

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2017118259 Storm Pump Station No. 1 Rehabilitation (Streambed Alteration Agrement No.

1600-2016-0215-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

Sunnyvale--Santa Clara

NOE

The Project includes replacement of structures at an existing facility. There are 3

existing pipes located between the West Inlet Channel and the Sunnyvale West

Channel. Between these two channels is a 25,800 square foot (sf) paved area,

with a portion of this area containing Storm Pump Station No. 1 and related

structures. The existing pipes, measuring 36 inches, 30 inches, and 18 inches in

diameter and 215 feet in length, will be replaced without any changes in capacity.

The inlet screen on the West Channel inlet, 15 feet by 9 feet and 9 inches, will be

replaced.

2017118260 Conditional Use Permit No. 2241 - Structure Conversion at 188 West Cypress

Avenue

El Cajon, City of


NOE

Convert an existing 1,634 square foot accessory structure to a dwelling unit with

modified development standards in Downtown El Cajon.

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